Blank City
Synopsis
More than 30 artists, including Jim Jarmusch and Lizzy Borden, emerged from pre-Reagan Manhattan's chaos to create influential underground films.
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Synopsis
Amos Poe and Lizzy Borden, along with other artists, thrived in the chaotic streets of pre-Reagan Manhattan. During the 1970s, they created films that reflected the gritty urban experience, influenced by punk rock and new wave music. Their work challenged the mainstream Hollywood narrative, presenting a raw and unfiltered view of life in the city. Through interviews and archival footage, Blank City documents how these filmmakers confronted societal issues and shaped an influential underground cinema that left a lasting mark on American culture.
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Why Watch
- Meet Jim Jarmusch and other influential filmmakers.
- See the gritty side of 1970s New York.
- Find out how punk rock influenced cinema.
Did You Know
- Jim Jarmusch, Lizzy Borden, and Amos Poe were key figures in 1970s Manhattan.
- The documentary features interviews with notable underground filmmakers.
- John Waters directed this film, released in 2011.
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Who are some notable artists featured in Blank City?
Notable artists featured include Jim Jarmusch, Lizzy Borden, and Amos Poe.
What year was the documentary Blank City released?
Blank City was released in 2011.
What is the duration of the documentary Blank City?
The duration of Blank City is 94 minutes.
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