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Jul 22, 2005 · The Ballad of Greenwich Village: Directed by Karen Kramer. With Edward Albee, Woody Allen, Maya Angelou, Amiri Baraka. Interweaving past and present to tell the story of the artists and free-thinkers who flocked to New York's Greenwich Village and helped change the political and artistic course of America.
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- Documentary
- Karen Kramer
- 2005-07-22
The story of the artists, rebels, and bohemians who came to New York’s Greenwich Village over many decades, and changed the face of American culture through their art and politics. The film portrays important political and social movements that started in the Village - such as the first interracial jazz club, the earliest Socialist newspapers from before World War I, and the Stonewall ...
The story of the artists, rebels, and bohemians, who came to New York's Greenwich Village over many decades, and changed the face of American culture. It portrays the important political and social movements that started in Greenwich Village, such as the first interracial jazz club, the earliest...
The story of the artists, rebels, and bohemians who came to New York’s Greenwich Village over many decades, and changed the face of American culture through their art and politics. The film portrays important political and social movements that started in the Village - such as the first interracial jazz club, the earliest Socialist newspapers from before World War I, and the Stonewall ...
- Karen Kramer
Jul 22, 2005 · THE BALLAD OF GREENWICH VILLAGE is a 70 minute documentary that tells the story of the artists, rebels, and bohemians who came to New York's Greenwich Village over many decades, and changed the face of American culture through their art and politics.
- Karen Kramer
- Edward Albee
Jul 22, 2005 · Rent The Ballad of Greenwich Village on Prime Video, or buy it on Prime Video. Karen Kramer. Director. Edward Albee. Actor. Woody Allen. Actor. Maya Angelou. Actor.
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- Documentary
Jul 27, 2005 · Kramer's skin-deep chronicle of New York's most iconic 'hood riffs on 200 years of Village art and politics, from the beats to the punks, from the suffragettes to the Stonewall drag queens.
