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DVD 811.5408 So84
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Palo Verde Library
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South Mountain Community Library
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Summary:
Filmmaker Chuck Workman explores the lives, works and influence of four leading lights of the "Beat Generation" of the 1950s: Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, William Burroughs and Neal Cassady. Cutting back and forth between archival footage of his subjects and readings of selections from the authors' works, he creates a fast-paced collage of images that show how the Beats became the dominant counter-cultural movement of the last half of America's 20th century.
Notes:
Not rated.
Originally released as a motion picture in 1999.
"Copyright 1996 Beat Productions, Inc."--Container.
"A WinStar Cinema release"--Container.
Special features: trailer, scene access, production credits, filmographies & awards, weblink.
Directors of photography, documentary sequences, Tom Hurwitz, Don Lenzer; directors of photography, performance sequences, Andrew Dintenfass, Jose Luis Mignone, Nancy Schreiber; film editor, Chuck Workman; original music, David Amram, Philip Glass; associate producers, Mark Apostolon, James Cady.
Readings by: Johnny Depp (Jack Kerouac), Dennis Hopper (William S. Burroughs), John Turturro (Allen Ginsberg).
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