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Directed by Betsey Blankenbaker
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This fascinating documentary film, based on the bestselling
book by Dan Wakefield, is the story of a unique time and place
in history when New York City was a hotbed of artistic expression,
drinking, hot jazz, radical politics and psychoanalysis. It
features interviews and rare footage with world famous writers,
actors, musicians, artists and poets including Gay Talese, Joan
Didion, Allen Ginsberg, Mark Van Doren, Norman Mailer, James
Baldwin and Norman Podhoretz.
"...an enlightening and entertaining history lesson
about one of the most creative and influential group of individuals
in the 20th century of America." -- Box Office Magazine
Opened on February 9, 2001
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