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Academy Award winning filmmaker James Cameron and actor Bill Paxton discuss their latest production, a 3D Imax feature on the recovery of the Titanic, Ghosts of the Abyss. Robert and Ellen Kaplan extol the pleasures of mathematics. And photographer and filmmaker William Klein discusses his movie, Muhammad Ali and new book, Paris+Klein.
James Cameron and Bill Paxton
Academy Award winning filmmaker James Cameron and actor Bill Paxton discuss their latest production a 3D Imax feature on the recovery of the Titanic, Ghosts of the Abyss.
Ghosts of the Abyss is playing at:
Sony Theaters at Lincoln Square
1998 Broadway & 68th St., New York, NY
Music:Raise The Titanic The Complete Film Score composer John Barry
Robert and Ellen Kaplan
Robert and Ellen Kaplan extol the pleasures of mathematics in their book The Art of the Infinite.
Music:Naqoyqatsi Soundtrack composer Philip Glass
William Klein
Photographer and filmmaker William Klein discusses his movie, Muhammad Ali, and new book, Paris+Klein.
Around Town
--Muhammed Ali is playing at Film
Forum
--Photos from Klein's book Tokyo 1961 are on view through May 3rd at Howard
Greenberg’s Gallery 292 (120 Wooster, between Prince/Spring, on 2nd floor
--Photos from Klein's book Paris+Klein are on display at the Hermes Gallery
(691 Madison Avenue, 4th floor at 62nd Street - until May 9th
--Cine-Club
at the French Institute on East 60th is presenting a 7-week retrospective of
Klein's films.
Music: Marcus Miller-M2 "Power" "Nikki's Groove"
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