Full of Wonder: the Art of Angie DeBord

Full of Wonder: The Art of Angie DeBord. Ethan Payne. 2021.

"Full of Wonder: The Art of Angeie DeBord" is a captivating journey into the heart of Appalachia, where stories blend seamlessly with art. Through the lens of Angelyn DeBord's life, we're transported to a world where magic and reality intertwine. From the tales of Granny's healing powers to childhood dreams of freedom, Angelyn's narrative weaves through the rugged landscape of the Smoky Mountains, revealing the essence of Appalachian culture. With poignant reflections on storytelling, painting, and the wonders of life, this film invites us to embrace the beauty and mystery of the world around us. 

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