Movie: To Live Another Day, To Fry Another Egg

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    Every July 4th, the town of Oatman, AZ, sees its population of about one hundred double in size, as people from all over brave the searing heat to spectate and compete in the town’s annual egg frying contest. Through the red, white and blue pageantry, “To Live Another Day, To Fry Another Egg” explores community, family and the endurance of tradition.

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