Cache Girl Saves the World: A Novel in Visions (2010)
Bold, provocative, and highly experimental, Cache Girl Saves the World introduces a new medium for literary fiction: the 'novel in visions,' which combines audio of the novel's text with still photographs of some of its action, packaged in DVD format. The novel tells the story of Ta'li, a young runaway whose Cherokee ancestors died on the Trail of Tears. Searching for peace for herself and the world, Ta'li finds herself in the swamps of Southern Illinois' Cache River, where, with the help of the Swamp Asp and the legendary Big Muddy Monster, she embarks on a daring quest to bring her vision of empathy, empowerment, unity, social justice and ecological wisdom to a humanity seemingly bent on self-destruction.
Director: Adam Stone
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Thirza Defoe as Ta'li |
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Anna Dukes as The prosecutor |
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Shavon Jackson as Maid in bar |
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Walter Lazenby as The earth (voice) |
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Eric S. Ruwe as Lobbyist (voice) |
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Adam Stone as (voice) |
| Crew | Sarah-Jane Dalby | Cinematography |
| Directing | Adam Stone | Director |
| Writing | Adam Stone | Writer |
| Sound | Thirza Defoe | Music |
