Dear Film Lovers,
Hannah Arendt On Walter Benjamin 65 minutes, b&w I checked this is on World Cat. York University in Ontario is the only who has it. I am curious, is it normal for only one institution out a world-wide network to own an item dvd,vhs, etc.? Or, maybe it never was entered into the database? So, how do you get to watch it? Also, I just want to confirm: In general, library institutions are not particularly keen on doing ILL for media for obvious reasons, right? Much appreciation for your help. Lisa Flanzraich Media and Reference Librarian Benjamin S. Rosenthal Library Queens College Room 344 718-997-3673 ----- Forwarded by Lisa Flanzraich/LIB/Staff/Queens College on 04/20/2011 03:16 PM ----- ghand...@library.berkeley.edu 04/01/2011 11:17 AM To lisa.flanzra...@qc.cuny.edu cc Subject Re: Hannah Arendt Footage--Any ideas? Hi Lisa No Hannah on Film here, unfortunately. Gary The only two appearances of Arendt on film (at least US film) that I know of are: A long-out-of-distribution doc entitled The Exiles. A Michael Blackwood filmed lecture by Arendt on Walter Benjamin good luck! Gary > Hello Gary, >I thought you could point me in a good direction to find any media materials about > Hannah Arendt archived at UCB since she was a professor there for awhile. > > >
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