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Tribute to Manny Farber

Thursday, November 13, 2008

Manny Farber was a notable painter, critic, and teacher. The Film Society of Lincoln Center is hosting a tribute to him called Film Society Remembers Manny Farber from Nov. 14-26. Leonard talks to two of Farber’s friends and colleagues: Kent Jones of the Film Society of Lincoln Center; and writer and critic Phillip Lopate.


Comments

  • [1] Jane Sarnoff from Manhattan November 13, 2008 - 01:22PM

    Listening to Leonard and his brother at the same time, I am reminded of Henry Kissinger's brother, Walter. There was just a year's difference between them in age, but when asked why Henry spoke with such a strong German accent, when he didn't, Walter answered "I had more friends."


  • [2] D Oguet from NYC November 13, 2008 - 09:51PM

    I heard a slighly different version of that Kissinger story. Walter supposedly said "that's because Henry only listens to himself."


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