James Broughton & Joel Singer

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

Avant-garde cinema historian P. Adams Sitney discusses the work of independent filmmakers James Broughton and Joel Singer.

Note: This is an off-air recording where the mic placement was not optimal, but nevertheless, appears to be the only extant copy of this broadcast.


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