Day For Night blog quotes a few paragraphs from Jonathan Rosenbaum's book Dead Man, which is about the Jarmusch film Dead Man . The quoted segment deals with the notion of independence in filmmaking as it is played out through the careers of Jarmusch and Tarantino. Check it out here. And just a side thought from myself: if it isn't already, Dead Man will eventually be considered one of the best/most important/valuable American movies of the 20th century by important people who make such lists & collections: AFI, Time magazine, the Library of Congress, etc. That's what I'm feeling.
Info, trailer, clips, opening scene - new feature doc - The Last Days of Joseph Koch Comics Warehouse (2025) - movie coming out on Sun on YouTube!
* Watch movie here (or above at top of page, starting 11 AM EST 7/20 Sun) - https://youtu.be/De6AXHsD5d0?si=QoqLZAJlJM-NmoBv * Final trailer: * The subject of the doc - Joseph Koch Comics Warehouse in Sunset Park, Brooklyn - will be open to the public daily 12-7 PM until the end of July. After that, after 35+ years, the warehouse closes. Visit them at: 206 41st Street, 2nd Floor Between 2nd & 3rd Avenue Sunset Park, Brooklyn 718-768-8571 12-7 PM daily, until end of July Website - https://kochcomics.com/ Lots of amazing deals there (over 300K+ items for $1 they say). On to the documentary - it officially comes out on Sun - on YouTube (but may be available to view earlier). I am wrapping up work on it now. Will post link at this blog when the movie is out (UPDATE - link - https://youtu.be/De6AXHsD5d0?si=QoqLZAJlJM-NmoBv ). The doc will be 1 hour and 13 mins long - and will feature: - Intro and notes by filmmaker - A tour of the warehouse in its last day...
