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Velvet Manifesto
"Superstar: the Karen Carpenter Story", "Poison" (the first NEA film
controversy), "Safe", "Velvet Goldmine." Bill Judkins catches up with
gifted director Todd Haynes and his longtime producer Christine Vachon in
bed in their Cannes Hotel room at 1:34am.
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NEA Tapes
Find out what NEA public funding has meant at the local level. Whether
it's cowboy poets, Indian basket weavers or a theater group in Iowa. From
a
work-in-progress documentary on the NEA by Melissa Wolf and Paul Lamarre.
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Flower Power
Independents have to push the boundaries of exhibition as well as
production. Screening outside on a hillside? Chris Smith and Sarah Price
take us there. |
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Dockers: Changing Pants
With government funding drying up will America's corporations pick up the
slack? Or is it slacks? Janet Pierson examines how Dockers (copyright
symbol if you have it) Khakis is attempting to reach a younger market via
independent film.
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Episode #22 Credits
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