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Diane Carson
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Author, Alliance of Women Film Journalists
United States
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NFL , Relationships, Mens Clothing , NBA, Fashion (Menswear), All Things Music , Film And Television, Reality TV
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By Diane Carson| Alliance of Women Film Journalists@ 0 Flares 0 Flares × Killer of Sheep captures a working class Watts family circa 1977. For decades, director Charles Burnett has seldom received the widespread attention he deserves for his unique fiction and nonfiction work. The relative unfamiliarity persists despite Burnett receiving a 1988 MacArthur fellowship, the so-called “genius award” for which no one can apply, apt recognition of Burnett as a national treasure.
By Diane Carson| Alliance of Women Film Journalists@ 0 Flares 0 Flares × Blind observes students at the 1986 Alabama School for the Blind. The Frederick Wiseman restoration series includes his 1986 documentary Blind. In it, the legendary director employs, as always, his signature style: captured footage presented without narration, no interpretative music, subjects interacting with no direct address to the camera, and immediate immersion into the subject matter.
By Diane Carson| Alliance of Women Film Journalists@ 0 Flares 0 Flares × Killer of Sheep captures a working class Watts family circa 1977. For decades, director Charles Burnett has seldom received the widespread attention he deserves for his unique fiction and nonfiction work. The relative unfamiliarity persists despite Burnett receiving a 1988 MacArthur fellowship, the so-called “genius award” for which no one can apply, apt recognition of Burnett as a national treasure.
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Alliance of Women Film Journalists
1 800-374-3637