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AADL Talks To: Ken Burns, Documentary Filmmaker
In this episode, AADL Talks To Ken Burns. Ken is a documentary filmmaker known for his critically acclaimed films exploring all facets of American culture. Ken reflects on growing up and coming of age in Ann Arbor during the 1960s, and how this period of intense political and cultural activity mixed with family tragedy charted his journey. He takes us down the streets we remember -- past restaurants and theaters that have come and gone -- and through a back alleyway during the 1969 South University Street Riot. Along the way, he highlights the people, places, and vibrant musical and cinema culture that left its mark on his work.
Film Societies: Films of the Week, undated
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Cinema Guild, Michael Curtiz Festival, undated
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Cinema Guild Flyer: Frederick Wiseman in Ann Arbor, undated
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Cinema Guild Flyer: Birth of a Nation, undated
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Cinema Guild Flyer: Dr. Chicago & Ride, Dr. Chicago, Ride, November 1970
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November
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1970
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Cinema Guild Flyer: Cry Dr. Chicago, June 1971
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June
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1971
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Cinema Guild, Winter Schedule, 1986
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1986
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Cinema Guild, Fall Schedule, 1985
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1985
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Cinema Guild, Spring-Summer Schedule, 1984
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1984
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