Hi Vicki,
HBO doesn't currently license its documentaries for streaming and, as you
are a for-profit college, you aren't covered for face-to-face screenings
under section 110 of Copyright. If your students are able to access
physical reserves in a library, that might be your best option for
Hi deg -
I haven't seen this video, but it sounds like it could fulfill at least part of
your prof's needs:
http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/61120061
Perhaps this one, too
http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/824608378 (especially the exchange between Chomsky
and Foucault).
John
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John
Dear Colleagues,
Please feel free to forward this message to any professors you think
might find the film of interest. We want everyone to see for
themselves why the University of Colorado, Columbia University,
Haverford, and many other leading colleges and universities have
ordered our
Noam Chomsky and Michel Foucault (ICARUS FILMS 2012) (Streamed on
DOCUSEEK2) If I recall their names pop up quite a bit in conversations
on Comparative Politics.
Elena
Elena Wayne
Docuseek2.com
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847-537-0606
Quoting Randal Baier rba...@emich.edu:
Just read Engels
Actually it is not a documentary but there has been for many years a
problem licensing made for TV films because they use a different standard
contract than theatrical films and complications in rights can arise. Under
no circumstances can one ever charge admission and this may in fact also
mean
Does anyone know who has North American rights to Beijing Blues?
Thank you!
Sue Driscoll
Davis Family Library
Middlebury College
VIDEOLIB is intended to encourage the broad and lively discussion of issues
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preservation,
Does not look like it picked up any US distribution but if you want to
track it down here the contact info
for New York Asian Film Festival which played it this summer. They likely
have contact info for rights holder
Goran Topalovic
Executive Director
Subway Cinema / New York Asian Film Festival
Thanks for the info Jessica. I knew they were fictionalized accounts, so
even though it was only for in-class use to registered students, I was
afraid it might be more difficult to secure rights than for actual
documentaries, which are more often available with PPR. But I didn't
realize the
Hello Everyone,
A patron is looking for this television show Black Survivors of the
Holocaust. He would like to buy it if possible.
The director is David Okeufuna and the narrator is James Earl Jones. It was an
Afro Wisdom film for Channel 4 in 1997.
The alternate title is Hitler's Forgotten
Hello, Vicki,
Bullfrog Films offers three DVD titles you may want to consider if you are
unable to license the HBO films made for TV.
Heist: Who Stole the American Dream?
http://www.bullfrogfilms.com/catalog/heist.html
Heist...comes out swinging... [It] has the virtue of taking the long view
If you only need to use it in class and do not need to stream, you MIGHT
find someone at HBO friendly enough to agree. The contract issue comes into
play when money is involved and my guess is HBO probably does not even know
about the restriction on for profit schools. Alas I don't have a contact
I'm pretty green on non-theatrical rentals but have learned that Swank
doesn't carry Paramount titles.
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IF it was Paramount it would be Criterion Pictures USA but the film has a
very complicated release history and is owned by Coppola's American
Zoetrobe films. It had been out of distribution for a long time, I don't
know the current status. If neither Swank nor Criterion USA has it , try
here
Those can be secured via Criterion Pictures USA who picked up the Paramount
Contract. Feel free to reach out to me directly is you need further
information.
Suzi
s...@criterionpic.com
From: Chris Lewis cle...@american.edu
Reply-To: videolib@lists.berkeley.edu
Date: Tuesday, 27 August, 2013
Thank you John, and Elena who suggested one of these titles as well.
We have both in our collection, so I have forwarded that info to the
subject librarian to share with the faculty member.
-deg
deg farrelly, Media Librarian
Arizona State University Libraries
Hayden Library C1H1
P.O. Box 871006
Alas Suzi Paramount does not own it and thus you can't license it.
Paramount only ever had limited home video rights. Chris I would try
Zoetrobe, they will take theatrical dates and they do own it. I was not
100% sure before but I checked. Just no one ask about BLADE RUNNER that one
is worse.
On
Many thanks Jessica and Suzi. I appreciate the crowd sourcing,
On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 5:14 PM, Jessica Rosner maddux2...@gmail.comwrote:
Alas Suzi Paramount does not own it and thus you can't license it.
Paramount only ever had limited home video rights. Chris I would try
Zoetrobe, they
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