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A documentary about the city’s fiscal crisis of the 1970s, co-directed by the son of one of its saviors, wins the Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film.
Sam Pollard scored two of six slots for the annual prize from the Library of Congress and noted documentarian Ken Burns
In the 1970s, New York City was rescued by a collaboration of union leaders and money men. Could such an alliance happen today?
Lena Dunham joins her mom, artist Laurie Simmons, in Zoom event after 'Music of Regret' screening FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Meryl Streep, who sings three songs in artist/filmmaker Laurie Simmons’ movie, “The Music of Regret,” appears here with ventriloquist dummies in a scene from the film, which will be screened during an interactive virtual event to benefit Cornwall’s library, Jan. 9. The screening will be followed by a conversation with artist/filmmaker Simmons (a resident of Cornwall), and her daughter, writer/director/actor Lena Dunham.Laurie Simmons / Contributed photoShow MoreS...
Lena Dunham joins her mom, artist Laurie Simmons, in Zoom event after 'Music of Regret' screening FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Meryl Streep, who sings three songs in artist/filmmaker Laurie Simmons’ movie, “The Music of Regret,” appears here with ventriloquist dummies in a scene from the film, which will be screened during an interactive virtual event to benefit Cornwall’s library, Jan. 9. The screening will be followed by a conversation with artist/filmmaker Simmons (a resident of Cornwall), and her daughter, writer/director/actor Lena Dunham.Laurie Simmons / Contributed photoShow MoreS...