Showing posts with label Ron Maxwell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ron Maxwell. Show all posts
Saturday, August 16, 2014
Monday, May 26, 2014
Saturday, May 24, 2014
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Gerald Russello Interviews Bill Kauffman
The University Bookman: Copperheads, Community, and Those We Have Lost
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Copperhead opens in various theaters in the San Francisco Bay Area tomorrow - we are being encouraged to watch it opening weekend to give the release a push. It's a busy weekend for me, but I may try to see the movie tomorrow morning or on Sunday. Here is The Pittsford Perennialist's review.
Labels:
Bill Kauffman,
local events,
movies,
Ron Maxwell
Friday, July 12, 2013
Mark Mitchell on Scale
A Human Scale Future
Related:
Daniel McCarthy on Copperhead: Love Thy Neighborhood, Even in War
See the comment by Aaron Gross - can there be a community despite disagreement on important political questions?
John Milbank, The church offers a holistic solution to child poverty
The Economy Isn't Coming Back
How unchecked capitalism has brought world to the brink of apocalypse and what we must do now
Convergence: A Novel of a Catastrophic Future
Related:
Daniel McCarthy on Copperhead: Love Thy Neighborhood, Even in War
See the comment by Aaron Gross - can there be a community despite disagreement on important political questions?
John Milbank, The church offers a holistic solution to child poverty
The Economy Isn't Coming Back
How unchecked capitalism has brought world to the brink of apocalypse and what we must do now
Convergence: A Novel of a Catastrophic Future
Labels:
community,
John Milbank,
Mark Mitchell,
politike,
relocalization,
resiliency,
Ron Maxwell,
scale,
sustainability
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Copperhead is Coming to the Area
I checked the theater listings and the movie will be opening July 19 at Blue Light Cinemas in Cupertino (the cheapie theater).
How did the theater determine there was enough interest in the movie?
Bill Kauffman on Harold Frederic and his novella which is the source of Copperhead: "Herewith my introduction to the newly published edition containing Frederic’s story and my screenplay." - The War Comes Home
How did the theater determine there was enough interest in the movie?
Bill Kauffman on Harold Frederic and his novella which is the source of Copperhead: "Herewith my introduction to the newly published edition containing Frederic’s story and my screenplay." - The War Comes Home
Labels:
Bill Kauffman,
local events,
movies,
Ron Maxwell
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Jordan Bloom on Copperhead
Civil War Comes Home
“Copperhead” dramatizes the ’60s antiwar movement—1860s, that is.
Related:
Uncouth Reflections Interview with Bill Kauffman
“Copperhead” dramatizes the ’60s antiwar movement—1860s, that is.
Related:
Uncouth Reflections Interview with Bill Kauffman
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Wednesday, June 05, 2013
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Monday, May 20, 2013
Bill Kauffman on Copperhead
An interview by Gerald Russello (via FPR) - Copperheads, Community, and Those Who Have Lost
Ron Maxwell:
2nd South Carolina String Band
Ron Maxwell:
2nd South Carolina String Band
Monday, May 06, 2013
Friday, March 22, 2013
The Copperhead
A collaboration between Bill Kauffman and director Ron Maxwell. Trailer:
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Poster
It's a sincere effort, but it may be borderline with respect to theatrical quality. (Some of the acting seems more appropriate for cable television.)
Dissent in Wartime: 1860s Edition by Daniel McCarthy
Bill Kauffman, See You at the Movies
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Poster
It's a sincere effort, but it may be borderline with respect to theatrical quality. (Some of the acting seems more appropriate for cable television.)
Dissent in Wartime: 1860s Edition by Daniel McCarthy
Bill Kauffman, See You at the Movies
Sunday, May 08, 2011
Gettysburg movie on History Channel
Saw the commercial for this before There Be Dragons last night. Who's involved with the production? Tony and Ridley Scott. It will be shown on the History Channel, premiering on May 30. Will it be better than Ron Maxwell's version, which was based on The Killer Angels?--There is now a director's cut available of Ron Maxwell's production--I need to get a copy of that. Anyway, as might be appropriate for the History Channel, the Scott brothers movie is a documentary about the Battle of Gettysburg rather than a recreation of the events. Will it support the Nationalist narrative?
Falling Skies looks promising, even if Steven Spielberg is involved. Should be better than Battle LA?
Falling Skies looks promising, even if Steven Spielberg is involved. Should be better than Battle LA?
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