About The Film
While rebuilding an historic log cabin in the wilds of Alaska, an intrepid husband and wife team restores not only the cabin, but the colorful character of the man who built it. Old timers who remember Brown Carlson share stories of his feats and foibles.
Rebuilding Brown is a feature-length documentary with a runtime of 81 minutes.
“A masterful and entertaining movie. We loved it. After your film, I feel like I finally met Brown Carlson.” — Bill B.
Lake Clark, Alaska
Brown Carlson built his cabin on the north shore of Lake Clark in remote, southwest Alaska in the early 1900s.
Anne was born at Lake Clark and Steve and Anne lived there year-round from 1997 to 2015. They now divide their time between the Lake and the coastal town of Homer.
Rebuilding Brown’s cabin was a process that took 9 summers (and there are still ongoing projects!)
