AFTER THE ELEPHANTS: Archive

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CBC dismantling LP, CD archives →

Jan 24th

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Jan 23rd

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Cameron Crowe's Top Albums of 1973 →

Jan 13th

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Silent films seem to me to have required far more active and uninterrupted concentration than sound films do. We had to put a great many two-and-two’s together which the author and the actor and the director put together for the audiences of today; we collected materials from a rapid-fire hail of images, made in our own minds combinations which left considerable room open for individuality...

Dec 24th

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Poème Symphonique for 100 metronomes by Gyorgy... →

From UBUWEB: TE (France) broadcast of Poème Symphonique for 100 metronomes. Since its world premiere in the Netherlands in 1963, Poème symphonique for 100 metronomes has been very rarely performed in public. The complicated scenographic staging, the detailed preparation by hand, the need for around ten technicians to activate more or less simultaneously the 100 metronomes, makes the demand...

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Watch

Lonely Boy (Dir. Wolf Koenig & Roman Kroitor , 1962) follows Paul Anka as he performs before mobs of teenage girls and ponders his own appeal.

Nov 13th

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“Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow”,...

Nov 7th

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THE MEMORIES OF ANGELS, Dir. Luc Bourdon, 2008. A montage of footage of life in Montreal in the 1950s and 1960s, using clips from 120 National Film Board of Canada films.

Nov 7th

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Oct 24th

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… The returns have long been in, and, despite the friends and followers who colonize the columns of publications across the country, Pauline Kael has lost. Clint Eastwood is rightly recognized as one of the most distinguished directors of the last forty years (and his career continues to advance from strength to strength); the same is true of Woody Allen (she preferred the early,...

Oct 21st

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