Very interesting documentary courtesy of filmmaker Céline Danhier explores and pays tribute to the underground film scene in New York in it’s hey day from the late 70s to early 80s, where rules it seems were made to be broken by fearless filmmakers. Don’t let the title fool you – the film comes fully loaded and packing heat with interviews including Jim Jarmusch, Jon Waters, Richard Kern and Sonic Youth. Official site here. Via Boingboing.
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I'm also a documentary filmmaker. I directed Matatu Express, The Legend of 23 Hop & Back To The Zone. Some of my work in historical urban culture preservation has been featured in Vice, BlogTO, Then & Now and more recently; Sarah Ross' new book: Law & Intangible Cultural Heritage in the City. View all posts by Colm Hogan
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