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Kurt Vonnegut: The Shape of Stories

Acclaimed writer Kurt Vonnegut uses graphing to illustrate how many stories there are yet to tell. Humanity tends to tell the same ones over and over again.

DOC NYC: This Vermont College was the Place to Be for Young American Writers in the 1980s

THE END OF THE WORLD By Gregory Crofton Former Vanity Fair writer Matt Tyrnauer’s (Studio 54, Where’s My Roy Cohn?) new doc “The End of the World” examines what made Bennington College a very liberal and an especially good place…

LOAN WOLVES: One Man Gets to the Bottom of the $2 Trillion Student Loan Crisis

By Gregory Crofton Why would “Loan Wolves” director Blake Zeff dare take on the story of our more than 20-year nearly $2 trillion dollar student loan crisis? Zeff, a former politics editor for Salon, probably took it on because he…

CBGML Episode 74: Tangerine Dreaming

TANGERINE DREAMING: Soundtrack to a smoother, sexier – false – future. This ersatz future led to pretentious dirty talk, and terrible voting habits. If you wait on a billionaire and they don’t tip you AT LEAST $5000, they are slime.…

DOC NYC Returns with Films on Songwriter Judee Sill, Former Gov. Jerry Brown, Inventor of the Bullet Proof Vest and Much More!

By Gregory Crofton In its 13th edition, DOC NYC continues as the largest nonfiction film festival in the country with more than 110 feature-length movies set to screen theatrically and online Nov. 9-27. What sets this festival apart from others…

Depeche Mode 101: A Film By D.A. Pennebaker

“Depeche Mode 101” is a documentary film by English electronic music band Depeche Mode. It was released on 13 March 1989 by Mute Records. It chronicles the final leg of the band’s Music for the Masses Tour and the final…

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