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Monthly Archives: November 2013
To everything, turn, turn, turn…
There is a season, turn, turn, turn. I knew the words, sung by Roger (nee James Joseph) McGuinn and The Byrds, unaware (in my then general ignorance of the Bible) that they were from the Book of Ecclesiastes–or even knowing … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Friends, Photography, Photos
Tagged "Oldboy", "Turn Turn Turn", Alan Scherstuhl, Fred W. McDarrah, Jeff Weinstein, Jesus Diaz, Spike Lee, The Byrds, The Village Voice, Tom Carlson
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Seven Score and Ten Years Ago
150 years ago today Abraham Lincoln attended the dedication ceremony for the Soldiers’ National Cemetery at Gettysburg, the final resting place for the more than 3,500 Union soldiers who had died during the ferocious three-day battle. He was not the … Continue reading
Overwhelming–But in a Good Way
DOC NYC, feisty in its fourth year, and now the largest documentary festival in the United States, will screen 72 features (a dozen more than last year), 39 shorts and include 20 panel discussions and master classes–in eight days. More … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Friends, Photography, Photos, www.robinholland.com
Tagged "American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs", "Is the Man Who is Tall Happy? An Animated Conversation with Noam Chomsky", "The Pleasures of Being Out of Step", David L. Lewis, DOC NYC, Grace Lee, Grace Lee Boggs, Meg Handler, Michel Gondry, Nat Hentoff
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Bye, Bye, Bloomberg
Tomorrow, as we count down the final days of the three-term, 12-year reign of a plutocrat (with four of those years run for illegally, in defiance of the will of the majority, who twice voted to term limit our mayor), … Continue reading
Posted in History, Photography, Photos, Politics
Tagged Michael Bloomberg, Rudy Giuliani, Silicon Alley Reporter
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Talking Pictures 