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Film ID | ACE217 |
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Title | Word of Mouth 5 |
Series | Word of Mouth |
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Date | 1990 |
Director | John Gwyn |
Production Company | Border Television |
Synopsis | One of a ten-part series, presented by John Hegley, in which contemporary poets read their work: with Jean Binta Breeze, Carl Rakosi, and Andrew Voznsenski. |
Minutes | 25 min |
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Full synopsis |
ACE217.2 (00:00:00 - 00:07:10) John Hegley introduces the programme, introduces and recites Poem About Not Using Tropical Hardwoods Because it Diminishes the Rain Forests, and introduces Jean “Binta” Breeze. Jean “Binta” Breeze introduces and recites dub poem, Soun de Abeng fi Nanny. Film of Andrei Voznesensky (with footage of Stalin) telling an anecdote illustrating how some young Russians are ignorant of Stalin’s actions against his own people. Voznesensky introduces and recites A Driver (in Russian, with EST). ACE217.3 (00:07:10 - 00:16:29) ACE217.4 (00:16:29 - 00:24:31) |
Full credits | Presented by John Hegley; With Jean Binta Breeze, Carl Rakosi, Andrew Voznsenski. Our Thanks to Poetry International Rotterdam. Graphic Designer Bob Baptist; Studio Cameras Mike Somers; Film Cameraman Tom Ritchie; Assistant Cameraman Alan Moir; Studio Sound Phil Middlemore Film Sound Allan Tarn; Lighting Director Tony Nuttall; Vision Mixer Gwynne Challenger; Floor Manager Ted Gowling; Production Assistant Jean Reed; Film Editor Trevor Wonfor; VT Editors Roger Drew, Peter Eichler, Design Ian Reed; Researchers Angela Pollard, Oonagh Taylor; Producers for the Arts Council Rodney Wilson, Alistair Niven; Executive Producer Paul Corley; Studio Director/Producer John Gwyn; Location Director, Programme Editor Tom Pickard. A Border Television Production in association with The Arts Council of Great Britain. © Border Television and the Arts Council. |
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ACE217.2 (00:00:00 - 00:07:10) ACE217.3 (00:07:10 - 00:16:29) ACE217.4 (00:16:29 - 00:24:31) |
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