Hi everybody,
I haven't been reading OM digests/postings for at least a couple of months,
so I have no idea if this topic has been covered. If it has, my apologies for
going over it again.
I am not a cinema goer. The last previous film I saw was about 9 years ago
and it dealt with a famous UK female author (forget her name) who lived in
the Lake District and wrote about rabbits. I don't watch TV, nor do I read
novels.
So I don't have much relevant experience to draw upon when I say as I now
do, that this is a film that you should all watch at least once. Only 90
minutes
long.
John Maloof has done a wonderful job in putting all this together and
directing the film. His detective work has been thorough and astounding. Joel
Meyerowitz did a great job with commentary from a photographer standpoint.
But there is MUCH more to it than that.
It shows again at 2pm tomorrow - I might well see it again. Only abut 12 in
the audience of the little 35-seat theatre; a big pity.
Cheers, Brian
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