A Douglasville woman is getting attention at film festivals for a project two years in the making that focuses the lens on three women with traumatic childhoods as they navigate life.
Rachel Neal, a Virginia native, said her film “Raggity Anns” has been accepted to play at the Independent Shorts Awards, which will be held in Los Angeles in February.
The 18-minute film was inspired by stories in Neal’s relationship book, “Hey Rachel: Real Talk, Real Relationships, Real Advice,” which was published last year. The film has also been selected for the online Direct Short Film Festival.
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