The Long Way Home, A Bigfoot Story

Down-and-out former Miami Herald reporter D.J. Galloway finds himself facedown at his favorite watering hole in Southbeach when, out of nowhere, flashing across the television is a breaking story about bigfoot sightings in D.J.'s hometown of Indian Camp Mountain, in Transylvania County, N.C. In a moment of clarity, D.J. decides to pack it up, move home and report this story in an effort to resurrect his career, re-connect with his roots and potentially reveal the greatest news story ever. This full-length feature has it all: a bigfoot, of course, but also a character named "cornbread", a snake handler, a drag queen, hundreds of dead chickens, and real salt-of-the-earth southern locals who add a unique, gritty charm to a film you will be hard- pressed to forget.

The Long Way Home A Bigfoot Story (2006) Written, Produced and Directed by James Bubba Cromer

This docu-drama received the following prestigious honors:

• Best Narrative Feature at the New York International Independent Film & Video Festival

• Best Mockumentary and Best Supporting Actor at the Charlotte Cackalacky Film Festival

• Golden Reel recipient for Innovative Filmmaking, Agency Films, Asheville Film Festival

• Top billing at the Historical Imperial Theatre, First Take Film Festival, Augusta, Georgia

• People's Choice Award at the Indie Grits Film Festival in Columbia, South Carolina

Along with numerous successful screenings across the country, The Long Way Home was selected as the feature film for the North Carolina Pride Week in Raleigh-Durham in 2007.