[Longhorn Review] A moving presence
By: Kent De Spain
a film by Kent De Spain, UT Theatre and Dance faculty member.
Reviewer: Beth
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By: Kent De Spain
a film by Kent De Spain, UT Theatre and Dance faculty member.
Reviewer: Beth
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By: Yongbo Zhao
Hieronymous Bosch meets Julie Speed, paintings by a Chinese artist who now lives
in Munich. At right, "Kardinal II"; At left, "East Meets West," collaborative
self-portrait with Dietmar Gross
Reviewer: Ellen
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By: Harry Partch
This DVD contains excellent documentary films of Partch's music and workplace.
Totally fascinating material.
Reviewer: Tommy
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By: Gary Hustwit
An interesting documentary that provides excellent perspective into this
omni-present font's place in the world.
Reviewer: Tommy
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By: Lars von Trier
A tragically beautiful mixture of musical theater and cinematography. Bjork stars
as a factory worker fighting a losing battle to save her son's vision. And she
sings, too!
Reviewer: Chance
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By: Ann Marie Fleming
Interesting glimpse into the world during WWI-WWII and especially vaudeville life
during this time. p.s. Great fashions and costumes!
Reviewer: Beth
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By: Zbig Rybczynski
Some of the most genuinely enjoyable experimental film and videowork, bar
none.
Reviewer: Tommy
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By: Heather Lyn MacDonald
“Meet the Silver Belles, five tap dancers who performed in the 1930s in Harlem at
the famed Apollo and Cotton Club. Together again, they're dancing to standing
ovations and sharing stories of the Harlem Renaissance.” How can you lose?
Reviewer: Beth
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By: Meredith Monk
Two films by one of America's most interesting composers and performers.
Reviewer: Tommy
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By: Chris Marker
Two landmark films finally on DVD. Extreme exploration of image-making and
storytelling.
Reviewer: Tommy
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