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Anderson, Carolyn

BANTAM BOOKS

Providing in-depth accounts and close critical examinations of nine of Wiseman’s films―Titicut Follies, High School, Basic Training, Essene, Juvenile Court, Primate, Welfare, Canal Zone, and The Store―thissecond edition features a new introduction, a revised and updated filmography, and an updated bibliography.
No book on documentary film has ever analyzed in such detail the work of a single filmmaker. In impeccable close readings of his films, Tom Benson and Carolyn Anderson explore how Frederick Wiseman has elaborated his widely admired sensibility.
A special feature is an extended chapter on the legal difficulties encountered by Wiseman’s first documentary, Titicut Follies, an unflinching depiction of conditions in the Massachusetts Correctional Institution at Bridgewater. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts took Wiseman to court, seeking to prevent the exhibition of Titicut Follies. In New York State, three judges refused to issue an injunction against the film. In Massachusetts, the film was the subject of a sensational series of legislative hearings and a court trial, in which the principals gave very different stories of the conditions and terms under which the film had been negotiated and produced.
Wiseman, himself an attorney, exchanged charges and countercharges with Massachusetts Attorney General Elliot Richardson, and the controversy split the civil liberties community. Judge Harry Kalus, calling Titicut Follies "a nightmare of ghoulish obscenities," not only ruled for the Commonwealth but ordered that the film be destroyed. On appeal, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court modified the Kalus ruling, allowing the film to be seen only by professional audiences. Titicut Follies became the only American film whose exhibition is restricted for reasons other than obscenity or national security.
After Titicut Follies, Wiseman went on to become a major independent documentary producer. Many of his films have been shown on public television in the United States and at film festivals around the world. The films are widely admired and often highly controversial. Wiseman has developed a unique cinematic rhetoric that draws from both the documentary and fiction traditions to describe American institutions: a high school, basic training, a monastery, a juvenile court, a primate research center, a welfare agency, the Panama canal zone, and a department store. Benson and Anderson scrutinize each of these films, record the reactions of some of his subjects and audiences, and present the heretofore neglected contributions of his four cinematographers: John Marshall, Richard Leiterman, William Brayne, and John Davey.

Reality Fictions: The Films of Frederick Wiseman

Humor & Entertainment

Benson, Thomas W.

Movies

Southern Illinois University Press

University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Nursing. Textbook for nursing students. DNLM: 1. Communication - nurses' instruction.

Patient Teaching and Communicating in an Information Age

Medical Books

Nursing

Delmar Pub

The complete book of homemade ice cream, milk sherbet, & sherbet

Saturday Review Press / E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc.

Book by Anderson, Carolyn, Haller, Jackie

Brain Stretchers, Book 2

Science & Math

Mathematics

Critical Thinking Co.

Unique Experience

C.H. Fairfax Co

Anderson Guide to Enjoying Greenwich, Connecticut, 1998

Reference

Catalogs & Directories

Avocet Press

The 1999 Anderson Guide to Greenwich Connecticut is a guide to the author's favorite places. No advertisements. It includes local hot spots, where to stay, where to eat brunch, the low-down on country clubs, favorite caterers, summer camps, schools, where to get a haircut, where to volunteer, where to eat in the middle of the night, orchestras, theaters and much, much more. Although this guide is about enjoying Greenwich, some of the selections are outside the town limits. These easy-to-reach places complement the in-town resources.

1999 Anderson Guide To Enjoying Greenwich Connecticut

IG, Avocet Press

The Anderson Guide to Enjoying Greenwich, Connecticut is a guide to the authors' favorites...simply that. It is not a book of advertisements. It includes local hot spots, where to eat brunch, low down on the country clubs, where to play golf, the best playgrounds, yacht clubs, caterers, summer camps, restaurants, nursery schools, beaches, where to get a haircut, shopping, orchestras and theaters and much much more. No place mentioned in this Guide had any idea that they would be included. They are here only because the author's them. Although this Guide is about enjoying Greenwich, some of the selections are outside of Greenwich's town limits. These easy-to-reach places complement the in-town resources.

The Anderson Guide to Enjoying Greenwich, Ct: An Insider's Favorite Places

Avocet Pr Inc

First Published in 2000. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Teaching Children with Pragmatic Difficulties of Communication: Classroom Approaches

Education & Teaching

MacKay, Gilber

Schools & Teaching

Routledge

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