Wings for Maggie Ray
Overview
- Genre
- Biography, History, Social Issues, Culture, and Human Interest
- Synopsis
WINGS FOR MAGGIE RAY is an award-winning documentary film about an Indiana farm girl who answered her country's call to duty and became a flying legend.
Here is the compelling true story of Margaret Ringenberg, World War II WASP pilot, and later renowned long-distance aviation racer, as told through insightful interviews, exciting re-enactments, and meticulously researched and some never-before-seen photos and film.
Witness how this aviation trailblazer from America's heartland became, in a time of war and beyond, a shining example of our nation's greatest generation.WINGS FOR MAGGIE RAY currently airs on PBS stations nationwide and won a Bronze Plaque Award from the Columbus (Ohio) Film Commission in conjunction with the Columbus International Film+Video Festival.
- Stage
- finished
- Running time
- 57 minutes
Credits
- Philip Paluso ... Director, Editor, Producer, Cinematographer, Writer
Production Details
- Prod. Co.
- Medium Cool Pictures
- Country
- United States
Distribution Details
- Release year
- 2012
- Awards
- Bronze Plaque Award from the Columbus (Ohio) Film Commission in conjunction with the Columbus International Film+Video Festival.
Photos
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