Isabelle Graham interprets for German prisoners of war at a U.S. Army Hospital in Kansas. Harboring dark secrets from her childhood, she will be forced into a life and death struggle over her own life and those in the distant war.
Isabelle Graham interprets for German prisoners of war at a U.S. Army Hospital in Kansas. Harboring dark secrets from her childhood, she will be forced into a life and death struggle over her own life and those in the distant war.
Elizabeth Farnsworth, documentary filmmaker and former chief correspondent of the PBS NewsHour, has written for publications ranging from "The Nation Magazine" to "Foreign Policy." Farnsworth's documentary, "The Judge and the General," co-produced with Patricio Lanfranco, premiered at the 2008 San Francisco Film Festival and aired on POV (PBS) and other networks around the world. As a print reporter and for television, she has covered crises in Iraq, Cambodia, Vietnam, Botswana, Chile, Peru, Haiti, Iraq, Iran, and Israel, among other countries. Farnsworth grew up in Topeka, Kansas, where her ancestors were pioneers. She graduated magna cum laude from Middlebury College and earned an M.A. in Latin American History from Stanford University. She received an honorary doctorate degree from Washburn University (2021) and Colby College (2002). She has received three national Emmy nominations and the Alfred I. DuPont-Columbia Award, often considered the broadcast equivalent of the Pulitzer Prize, which is also administered by Columbia University. Farnsworth She lives in Berkeley, California, with her husband, retired attorney Charles E. Farnsworth. They have two children and six grandchildren.
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