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Richard Koszarski

film historian

Richard Koszarski appears in the following:

Hollywood on the Hudson

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Film historian Richard Koszarski and Ron Hutchinson, founder of the Vitaphone Project, an organization devoted to hunting down lost film shorts, talk about “Hollywood on the Hudson,” a festival of silent films and early talkies made in New York City. “Hollywood on the Hudson” is screening films Tuesdays, July 13-August 10, at Film Forum.