UID:
kobvindex_ZLB15905684
Format:
1 DVD-Video (110 Min. + Bonus) : s/w und Farbe
Edition:
Restored
ISBN:
9781933920610
Series Statement:
Project Shirley : [DVD-Video] 1
Content:
"Shirley Clarke was a vital part of the burgeoning post-war American film movement. She was one of the first signers — and the only woman — of the New American Cinema manifesto in 1961. For her first feature film, she decided to take on a controversial play by Jack Gelber that was running off-Broadway. The Connection was a play within a play within a jazz concert. It portrayed a group of drug addicts, some of them jazz musicians, waiting in a New York loft apartment for their drug connection. A producer and a writer, meanwhile, have entered their lives to study them and write a play about them. The brilliantly written Beat dialogue was blended with jazz music written by the great pianist Freddie Redd." (Milestone)
Note:
Ländercode: Keine Angabe
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Orig.: USA, 1961
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The connection home movies (s/w, 6 Min.). A conversation with Albert Brenner by Ross Lipman (4 Min.). Connecting with Freddie Redd (27 Min.). Carl and Max at the Chelsea (Color home movie, 4 Min.). 1959 radio interview (29 Min.)
Language:
English
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