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50 (Fifty) Years of Flaherty: Inspired Filmmaking

Authors
Margarita De la Vega-Hurtado; Richard Herskowitz; Patricia R. Zimmermann; Robert Flaherty; Frances Flaherty
Curator
Susan Oxtoby
Editor
Nadine Covert
Publisher
International Film Seminars, Incorporated/ The Flaherty
Date
06.12-19.2004
Place
New York, NY
Type
Periodical
Organizer
Vassar College
Site
Vassar College
ETC archive
ETC2418
Curator(s)
Susan Oxtoby
Exhibition Dates
06.12-19.2004
Artist(s)
Robert and Frances Flaherty

Abstract

50 (Fifty) Years of Flaherty: Inspired Filmmaking. Contents follow: Acknowledgments, The 50th Flaherty- ONWARD by Margarita De la Vega-Hurtado, Curator's Remarks by Susan Oxtoby, 50th Anniversary Conceptual Framework by Richard Herskowitz, Program Notes and Schedule, Filmmaker and Presenter Biographies, Afterthoughts- Flaherty Fellows, Flaherty 2004 Participants, Title Index, Sources of Film/ Videos, Selected Readings and Resources, Arctic Requiem by Patricia Zimmerman, Robert and Frances Flaherty by Anna Siomopoulos and Grace An, The Flaherty Mission, and Flaherty on the Road.
Institution/Organizer:
Vassar College
Site:
Vassar College
Curator(s):
Oxtoby,Susan
Exhibition Dates:
06.12-19.2004
Artist(s):
Flaherty,Robert and Frances
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Margarita De la Vega-Hurtado; Richard Herskowitz; Patricia R. Zimmermann; Robert Flaherty; Frances Flaherty. 50 (Fifty) Years of Flaherty: Inspired Filmmaking. International Film Seminars, Incorporated/ The Flaherty. 06.12-19.2004.

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50 (Fifty) Years of Flaherty: Inspired Filmmaking. Contents follow: Acknowledgments, The 50th Flaherty- ONWARD by Margarita De la Vega-Hurtado, Curator's Remarks by Susan Oxtoby, 50th Anniversary Conceptual Framework by Richard Herskowitz, Program Notes and Schedule, Filmmaker and Presenter Biographies, Afterthoughts- Flaherty Fellows, Flaherty 2004 Participants, Title Index, Sources of Film/ Videos, Selected Readings and Resources, Arctic Requiem by Patricia Zimmerman, Robert and Frances Flaherty by Anna Siomopoulos and Grace An, The Flaherty Mission, and Flaherty on the Road.

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