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Animators Howard Beckerman, Allan Neuwirth, and David Levy discuss the future of animation. Lisa Dierbeck shares her new novel, One Pill Makes You Smaller. And director of the British Film Institute Amanda Nevill talks about the restoration of the 1929 film "Piccadilly."
Howard Beckerman, Allan Neuwirth, and David Levy
Animators Howard Beckerman, Allan Neuwirth, and David Levy discuss the future of animation.
Music: James and the Giant Peach Soundtrack composer Randy Newman
Finding Nemo Soundtrack composer Thomas Newman
Finding Nemo Soundtrack composer Thomas Newman
Lisa Dierbeck
Lisa Dierbeck shares her new novel, One Pill Makes You Smaller.
Events:
Sunday October 5: Reading with Dale Peck Sunday, KGB READING SERIES, 7:00 PM, 85 E. 4th Street
Wednesday, October 8: , Reading with Jonathan Ames, Barnes & Noble, 675 6 Avenue, 7:30 PM
Music: ...
Sunday October 5: Reading with Dale Peck Sunday, KGB READING SERIES, 7:00 PM, 85 E. 4th Street
Wednesday, October 8: , Reading with Jonathan Ames, Barnes & Noble, 675 6 Avenue, 7:30 PM
Amanda Nevill
Director of the British Film Institute Amanda Nevill talks about the restoration of the 1929 film "Piccadilly."
Music: Dana Suesse Keyboard Wizards of the Gershwin Era “Jazz Nocturne” and “Swamp-bird”
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