Doug Hawes-Davis is a renowned filmmaker, whose illustrious career has been marked by the creation of several notable documentary projects. One of his most prominent works is the film "Libby, Montana", which premiered in 2004 and garnered significant attention for its thought-provoking portrayal of a small town grappling with the devastating consequences of environmental pollution.
In addition to "Libby, Montana", Hawes-Davis has also directed the documentary "All the Labor", which was released in 2013 and showcases his skill in crafting engaging narratives that explore complex social and economic issues.
Furthermore, his work has also been featured on the esteemed documentary series "P.O.V.", which has been a staple of public television since its inception in 1988.
