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Automobile
see all genres ›Cars are central to contemporary life and the "American Dream," and, as such, ripe subject material for nonfiction filmmakers looking at history, cultural, personal obsession and design.
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Genres / Documentary / Transportation / Automobile
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Commute
A key figure at the inception of San Francisco avant-garde film in the 1960s, Bruce Baillie finds beauty in the everyday, even challenging the notion that there is anything "avant-garde" about recording the world as it is. Baillie, in cartoonish drag, badly lipsynchs an overture to COMMUTE, mocking the viewer with the Cole...Start your free trial to watch
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Love the Beast
What if you were a Hollywood movie star with an obsession for cars and racing? You would probably read every script with even the tiniest link to the subject matter in the hope that you could tell a great car story of the likes of GRAND PRIX. Then, one day, you happened to open your garage door and sitting there, right in...Start your free trial to watch
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Master Hands
MASTER HANDS is a sponsored paean to the machine age, an almost wordless celebration of industrial production at the Chevrolet plant in Flint, Michigan. Apparently produced for showing at a stockholders meeting, it was never distributed as seen here, but was later reworked for more prosaic users. The unique original print of...Start your free trial to watch
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95 Miles to Go
Before "Everybody Loves Raymond" debuted, Ray Romano was one of the top touring comedians in the country. At the height of his sitcom's popularity, Romano revisited his stand-up roots, hitting the road with long-time friend and opening act, Tom Caltabiano, who decided to film the tour. This ultimate fly-on-the-wall...Start your free trial to watch
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This is Nowhere
Each year tens of thousands of travelers steer their RVs into Wal-Mart parking lots to "camp" for a night or two. Not because they have to. Rather, because they want to. Just as they seek out national parks and historic sites, RV travelers have marked Wal-Mart stores as travel destinations. Full of irony, THIS IS NOWHERE...Start your free trial to watch