Far From Hollywood
Charles Burnett has become the Gustav Flaubert and Henry James of his South-Central Los Angeles community by creating minutely detailed films depicting the simple but often heroic acts of people trying to follow a strong moral code, no matter the cost.
Charles Nafus
The Starlet's Passion
In the 1950s, starlet and folksinger Katie Lee had a promising showbiz career ahead of her. Then she fell in love with poor, doomed Glen Canyon.
Leo W. Banks
Far From Hollywood
Charles Burnett has become the Gustav Flaubert and Henry James of his South-Central Los Angeles community by creating minutely detailed films depicting the simple but often heroic acts of people trying to follow a strong moral code, no matter the cost.
Charles Nafus
The Starlet's Passion
In the 1950s, starlet and folksinger Katie Lee had a promising showbiz career ahead of her. Then she fell in love with poor, doomed Glen Canyon.
Leo W. Banks
Far From Hollywood
Charles Burnett has become the Gustav Flaubert and Henry James of his South-Central Los Angeles community by creating minutely detailed films depicting the simple but often heroic acts of people trying to follow a strong moral code, no matter the cost.
Charles Nafus
The Starlet's Passion
In the 1950s, starlet and folksinger Katie Lee had a promising showbiz career ahead of her. Then she fell in love with poor, doomed Glen Canyon.
Leo W. Banks
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Volume II, Issue 30
January 19 - January 25, 1999
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