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The Renegade Legacy of Bleecker and MacDougal: Directed by Karen Kramer. A look back at the Beat poets and radical protest singers of the legendary Greenwich Village coffee house scene of the '60s and how they influenced a new generation of folksingers and subversive poets in NYC to fight for social change.
Throughout New York City subversive poets and radical protest singers are using their art to bring about social change... manifesting in many of the street protests (Black Lives Matter, Occupy Wall Street, women's marches, etc.) that we see thoughout The Renegade Legacy of Bleecker and MacDougal. With appearances by Bob Dylan, Woody Guthrie ...
2 de feb. de 2023 · Scenes of ground-breaking subversive poetry, radical music and activism that started more than 50 years ago in small cafes in New York City and went on to he...
Karen Kramer has been a documentary filmmaker since 1978, when her groundbreaking film about a small snake handling church in Appalachia was released to widespread acclaim. Since then, she has independently produced a dozen other films (www.karenkramerfilms.com) which have been seen in over 50 countries on six continents.Karen Kramer's films have received wide distribution both domestically ...
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The Gaslight Café opened in 1958 in Greenwich Village and became the go-to place for the Beat poets to read their work. Later it segued into a venue for folk music, showcasing the early work of Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, Dave Von Ronk, and others
11 de nov. de 2022 · The Bob Dylan Center® is pleased to present the local premiere of “The Renegade Legacy of Bleecker and MacDougal,” a galvanizing documentary about the New York City intersection that spawned the 1960’s protest-music scene and gave voice to socially conscious artists such as Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Allen Ginsburg, Maria Muldaur and Tom Paxton.
