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Tag Archives: Julie Lindow
Sinister Cinema: Abraham Polonsky — Dangerous Citizen
Tuesday August 18, 7pm — it felt like the meeting of a secret society. Always fun. Eddie Muller of TCM’s Noir Alley sent out an invite to a private screening in the 4-Star on Clement for his new documentary Dangerous … Continue reading
Posted in Dash, DMac, Film, Frisco
Tagged Abraham Polonsky, Domenic Stansberry, Eddie Muller, Eli Wallach, Harry Belafonte, HUAC, John Marr, Julie Lindow, Lester Cole, Murder Can Be Fun, Oscar, Peter Maravelis, Yul Brenner
Frisco Beat: Those Theatres of Yesteryear
Doing the bits about the Novato Theater reminded me that I’ve been meaning to blurb a Julie Lindow project for, what?, at least a couple of years. (Julie hitched up with San Francisco Noir editor Peter Maravelis during the heyday … Continue reading
