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S1 · E25 — Screening Room with James Broughton

S1:E25 · Screening Room with James Broughton

Episodes

30 episodes in this season

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Screening Room with Les Blank

Screening Room with Hilary Harris

Screening Room with Bruce Baillie

Screening Room with Robert Fulton

Screening Room with Jan Lenica

Screening Room with John & Faith Hubley

Screening Room with Stan Brakhage

Screening Room with Derek Lamb

Screening Room with Emile de Antonio

Screening Room with Ricky Leacock

Screening Room with Standish Lawder & Stanley Cavell

Screening Room with Caroline Leaf & Mary Beams

Screening Room with Richard P. Rogers

Screening Room with Suzan Pitt

Screening Room with Ed Emshwiller

Screening Room with Alan Lomax

Screening Room with Derek Lamb II

Screening Room with Robert Breer

Screening Room with George Griffin

Screening Room with Hollis Frampton

Screening Room with Peter Hutton

Screening Room with Yvonne Rainer

Screening Room with Michael Snow

Screening Room with James Broughton

Screening Room with Hilary Harris II

Screening Room with Robert Fulton II

Screening Room with Jean Rouch

Screening Room with Stan Brakhage

Screening Room with Jonas Mekas

TV Series

1972

Now playing

Screening Room with James Broughton

Season 1 · Episode 25 · Apr 20, 1977

Often called "the father of West Coast independent cinema," James Broughton (1913-1999) considered himself to be, first and foremost, a poet. Writing poems and making films were, for Broughton, simply two different ways of creating images with feeling. Broughton gained notoriety as a filmmaker after collaborating with Sidney Peterson on The Potted Psalm in 1946, and he went on to make many films throughout his remaining years. He is known for his lyrical, celebratory style of dealing with everyday life, the body, and sexuality, and for blending poetry with film. He published books on film, as well as books of poems, and taught at the San Francisco Art Institute.

TV Series

1972

Now playing

Screening Room with James Broughton

Season 1 · Episode 25 · Apr 20, 1977

Often called "the father of West Coast independent cinema," James Broughton (1913-1999) considered himself to be, first and foremost, a poet. Writing poems and making films were, for Broughton, simply two different ways of creating images with feeling. Broughton gained notoriety as a filmmaker after collaborating with Sidney Peterson on The Potted Psalm in 1946, and he went on to make many films throughout his remaining years. He is known for his lyrical, celebratory style of dealing with everyday life, the body, and sexuality, and for blending poetry with film. He published books on film, as well as books of poems, and taught at the San Francisco Art Institute.