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POSTED: August 9, 2007 23:19 |
By:
Thom Powers
Hey, Karina Longworth, I'm an avid reader of
Spout blog
and was just looking up your email address to ask your opinion of the 2007 Real to Reel line-up, when I saw that you beat me to it. Karina wrote a
thoughtful posting
about Doc Blog, including this comment:
No one?s asked me what I think, so of course I?m going to chime in anyway: the film on the
Real to Reel program
that I?m most looking forward to is probably
Obscene
, Neil Ortenberg and Daniel O?Connor?s portrait of publisher Barney Rosset, who fought obscenity trials over works like
Tropic of Cancer
and
I Am Curious ? Yellow
.
Excellent choice. Here's a frame grab from the film of Rosset with Samuel Beckett.
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