searle kochberg

Lecturer in film, and writer/director (of shorts). Interested in cine ethnography, the resonance of film culture in our lives, and LGBT and Jewish identities.

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@vengle1 I'm doing a PhD on broadcast doc and London Jewish communities. Any chance I could get an interview or email correspondence?

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Autoethnography With The Other http://t.co/GRGlSnCkDy

for those of you interested in autoethnography

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@jakeisdigital
Glad to hear it!

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Crazy Stupid Love - give this film the time of day. A romcom, but with intelligence and wit. http://t.co/KISE1viC via @youtube

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One of the earliest Technicolor films with great NY 2nd unit work. Nothing Sacred. Funny as hell too! http://t.co/boFIRxG via @youtube

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Look familiar? Thugs burning/pillaging, police ordered to "observe", Olympics marking "progress." Bullshit. http://t.co/mKhaFnE via @youtube

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Anyone who knows me well, knows that this is my favorite couple - Fred Astaire And Rita Hayworth http://t.co/O6JlMzA via @youtube

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Greatest tap dance ever put on film, with fab b&w set design. Broadway Melody 1940. Astaire & Powell. http://t.co/IZdnX2H via @youtube

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@paul_brand
Too true, Mr Brand!

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Murdoch, you thought you invented the corrupt public figure? No way. All the King's Men [1949] http://t.co/xnP9n91 via @youtube

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These guys define the word "energy" - Nicholas Brothers in Stormy Weather http://t.co/jpFgv8s via @youtube

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Cute piss-take of Brando - "Why Am I So Gone About That Gal." Color design by Hoyningen-Huene - a genius. http://t.co/Qw0X5cD via @youtube

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A "making visible" of the magic of cinema - the narration reveals its secrets - in Lą Rọndė (1950) 1/9 http://t.co/QLnBvWs via @youtube

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If you haven't seen this film, do. It's very touching and unexpected. Transamerica. http://t.co/y0qBmiE via @youtube

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In memory of a brilliantly happy Sunday at Hatfield today, Anita O'day performing at Newport Jazz Festival. http://t.co/XIaYnlX via @youtube

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My favorite Fellini moment. The ending of Nights of Cabiria. http://t.co/gM82iTD via @youtube

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Had to post this. Just about my favorite song. Sing-along-a-Sinatra Time After Time http://t.co/RErC6I5 via @youtube

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Gold Diggers of 1935. Interesting to compare visually with Riefenstahl's Triumph of the Will. http://t.co/HL6sWnX via @youtube

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The 1st GREAT UK color film, The Four Feathers 1939. Photographed by Georges Perinal and Jack Cardiff. http://t.co/08wdepp via @youtube