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Tag Archives: Documentary Film
Seymour: An Introduction
“Music is like God. It’s intangible,” proclaims Seymour Bernstein. I couldn’t agree more. Anyone that has ever had the hair on their arms raised by the sound of a certain song, or cried when the musical time machine brought them … Continue reading
Bending The Light
Michael Apted‘s fascinating documentary, Bending the Light premieres this weekend on August 3rd at Michael Moore’s Traverse City Film Festival in Michigan. It’s a great tribute to the incredible Japanese craftsmen who make the lenses for high end cameras and … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion
Tagged Bending The Light, Documentary Film, Michael Apted, Michael Moore, Traverse City Film Festival
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Chasing Ice, James Balog & Jeff Orlowski
Part of my concern with climate change is purely selfish because frankly I don’t want New York City to end up under water because what will happen to all the stuff in my Lower East Side apartment? And it’s also … Continue reading
Vogue & HBO, The Editor’s Eye
A little obsessed with this shot of Natalia Vodianova by Annie Leibovitz from Vogue’s new documentary “The Editor’s Eye,” which premieres December 6th on HBO along with a new book with the same title. Vogue’s fashion editors, past and present, … Continue reading
About Face, Timothy Greenfield Sanders
I saw Timothy Greenfield Sanders‘ amazing documentary “About Face, Supermodels Then and Now” at Sundance in January and was so moved by it. It was the first time I heard anyone in the fashion industry take any remote responsibility for … Continue reading
Sascha Rice, A California State of Mind
I saw Sascha Rice’s new documentary The Legacy of Pat Brown, about her grandfather a few weeks ago at MOCA and fell in love. I am admittedly a sucker for nostalgia of any kind but it has to be done … Continue reading
Posted in Film
Tagged Adolfas Mekas, Bard College, Bill Cunningham, California History, Cure For The Pain, Documentary Film, Film History, Gatling Pictures, ICE T, Jerry brown, John Pruitt, Mad Men, Mark Sandman, MOCA, Nanook of The North, New Documentaries, Nostalgia, Page One, Palm Springs Film Festival, Pat Brown, Political Documentaries, politics, Reality TV, Restrepo, Robert Flaherty, Sascha Rice, Sundance Film Festival, Tabloid
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Outside In: The Story of Art In The Streets
OUTSIDE IN movie trailer from Levi's Film Workshop on Vimeo. Jeffrey Deitch and Aaron Rose were amongst the NYC ex-pats in LA who attended the Levi’s Film Workshop premier of Alex Stapleton’s documentary OUTSIDE IN: The Story of Art in … Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged Aaron Rose, Alex Stapleton, Alex Stapleton Filmmaker, Art, Art In The Streets, Art Scene, Beautiful Graffiti, Beautiful Walls, Documentary, Documentary Film, Film, Graffiti Art, Jeffrey Deitch, LA Art, LA Art Scene, Levi's Film Workshop, MOCA, New Films, NY Art, Outside In: The Story of Art in The streets, Street Art, Wall Art
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The Tillman Story
Pat Tillman and his brother Kevin from Amir Bar Lev’s ‘The Tillman Story’, Above, Photo Donald Lee This film has stirred up a fair share of controversy. I saw it at Sundance earlier this year and loved it. I am … Continue reading
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Tagged Amir Bar Lev, Army Rangers, Documentary Film, Donald Lee, John Battsek, Pat Tillman, Patriotism, Propoganda, Sundance, The Tillman Story
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