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Calabro is another independent film producer who has recently completed
a 45-minute documentary,
Fried Green Tomorrows, about Juliette and how the movie brought
the town back to life.
He is trying to sell it to television to be used as an hour documentary.
"Most times when a movie is made, the set is taken apart and that's the end of it," Calabro said. "But here, it created a tourist destination. We give some of Juliette's history, interview the locals, and have light-hearted sketches complementary to the movie."
Calabro says he hopes to have the premiere for his documentary later this year in Forsyth, possibly during the Forsythia Festival in early March. A clip about it is available on his web site FriedGreenTomorrows.com