Zach Gilford Wins Best Actor at Alaska International Film Fest

The Alaska International Film Festival announced “The River Why” won the Best Narrative Feature award.  Zach Gilford won the Best Actor award for his lead role as “Gus”.

Here’s the scoop from earthtimes.org

The honor of Best Narrative Feature was given to “The River Why”,  directed by Matthew Leutwyler (USA). Based on the novel of the same title, this coming-of-age story is about Gus Orviston, who leaves his eccentric parents in the city for what he thinks is fly-fishing bliss along the banks of a wild river. It quickly turns into a journey of self-discovery and the meaning of life. Most of all, it is a love story: the love of a man for the wilderness and for the beautiful woman who comes to share it with him.

The honor of Best Actor was given to Zach Gilford in “The River Why” directed by Matthew Leutwyler (USA). Gilford gives an outstanding performance playing protagonist Gus Orviston in this coming-of-age story about discovering love in his connection with nature and his relationship with a beautiful woman.

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