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Category Archives: TV & Cable
Film Books – The Last Batch
After finishing part 2 of this film books series, I realized I’d somehow left out books on Buster Keaton! I’m not sure how this happened, since Keaton is tremendously important to me. Plus there are other good books that I … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Documentaries, Feature films, Film posters, History, Home Video, Streaming, TV & Cable
Tagged Asghar Farhadi, Burt Lancaster, Buster Keaton, Casablanca, Christopher Nolan, David Lynch, David Thomson, Dudley Andrew, Dunkirk, Edward D. Wood Jr., Film Noir, Francis Ford Coppola, John Frankenheimer, John Landis, Lee Marvin, Peter Lorre, Stanley Kubrick, Ted Perry
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Recent Documentaries – Supplemental
Here are supplemental materials for the documentaries discussed in the previous post. These include interviews, Q&As, podcasts and performance clips. I realize these may be more useful once you’ve seen the films, but I leave it up to you. ___________________________________________________ … Continue reading
Posted in Documentaries, Film, Home Video, Music, Non-Fiction, TV & Cable
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Random Notes on Recent Films – Documentaries!
I’ve recently seen several exceptional documentaries. They cover a range of topics and experience, but all have very human concerns. Here are my impressions of them. _____________________________________________________ Echo in the Canyon (Andrew Slater, director) This brilliant display of nostalgia centers … Continue reading
Posted in Documentaries, Film, Film posters, Home Video, Music, Non-Fiction, TV & Cable
Tagged 60 Minutes, A.J. Eaton, Aleppo, Andrew Slater, Avi Belkin, Bashar al-Assad, Beach Boys, Brian Wilson, Buffalo Springfield, Chris Hillman, Crosby Stills Nash & Young, David Crosby, Dr. Hazma al-Kateab, Echo in the Canyon, Edward Watts, Gene Clark, Germania Bank Building, Jakob Dylan, Jay Maisel, Linda Ronstadt, Mamas and the Papas, Mike Wallace, Neil Young, Roger McGuinn, Stephen Stills, Stephen Wilkes, Syria, The Byrds, Toni Morrison, Waad al-Kateab
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To the Moon!
I was stationed in Thailand with the U.S. Air Force when the first manned moon landing happened on July 20, 1969. (That’s me defending the free world at right.) We received news there via armed forces newspapers and radio, but … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Documentaries, Feature films, Fiction, Film, Home Video, Non-Fiction, TV & Cable
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Bookish 2 – Favorite Film Books, Then & Now
Over the years, many of the film books I’ve acquired — and still have — are collections of reviews; interviews with directors, screenwriters, editors and cinematographers; studies of directors such as Stanley Kubrick and Buster Keaton; and encyclopedic listings of … Continue reading →