This podcast is on the 1997 Woody Allen film Deconstructing Harry. This is one of Allen's lesser known films and it received mixed reviews. Some critics thought it was funny while some thought it was downright nasty. Nevertheless, its inventive use of camera work and editing, its reflective mode, and commentary about film making and writing make it an interesting and important film for study. This podcast was written and produced by Brian Benigno, Nicholas Linnen, Madison Lippincott, Christina Lisciotto, Julia Rodriguez, Steven Stulock, and Tara Youssefi.
Friday, October 11, 2013
Deconstructing Harry
This podcast is on the 1997 Woody Allen film Deconstructing Harry. This is one of Allen's lesser known films and it received mixed reviews. Some critics thought it was funny while some thought it was downright nasty. Nevertheless, its inventive use of camera work and editing, its reflective mode, and commentary about film making and writing make it an interesting and important film for study. This podcast was written and produced by Brian Benigno, Nicholas Linnen, Madison Lippincott, Christina Lisciotto, Julia Rodriguez, Steven Stulock, and Tara Youssefi.
This podcast is on the 1997 Woody Allen film Deconstructing Harry. This is one of Allen's lesser known films and it received mixed reviews. Some critics thought it was funny while some thought it was downright nasty. Nevertheless, its inventive use of camera work and editing, its reflective mode, and commentary about film making and writing make it an interesting and important film for study. This podcast was written and produced by Brian Benigno, Nicholas Linnen, Madison Lippincott, Christina Lisciotto, Julia Rodriguez, Steven Stulock, and Tara Youssefi.
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