Weekly Roundup: Barbara Walters Dishes, Film Pioneer Gets Recognition
//embed.gettyimages.com/embed/456815746?et=oHqgCGHeRnBlzoY6P7Lnjg&sig=01tSmdC_zytDn2_EVKKelUxs6Tts2i4HhTSAhQz1zvE= Barbara Walters returned to Harvard and revealed what she deplores about current news programming. Insightful Q&A with Gone Girl author Gillian Flynn. (Spoiler alert!) Learn more about film pioneer Alice Guy, the first woman to own a film studio. #SaveAlice Red Band Society,The Good Lie—what’s next for creator Margaret Nagle? Sarah Silverman‘s SNL appearance is worth watching (again)....
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Check Out: the ads next time you’re on the subway. NYWIFT member Amy Nicholson’s documentary Zipper is currently showcased on subway cards and bus shelters as part of the “Made in NY” Marketing Credit. Nicholson’s film examines the battle over an American cultural icon, a 38-year-old carnival contraption called the Zipper in the heart of Coney Island’s amusement district....
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