Howl Page #6

Synopsis: It's San Francisco in 1957, and an American masterpiece is put on trial. Howl, the film, recounts this dark moment using three interwoven threads: the tumultuous life events that led a young Allen Ginsberg to find his true voice as an artist, society's reaction (the obscenity trial), and animation that echoes the poem's surreal style. All three coalesce in hybrid that dramatizes the birth of a counterculture.
Production: Oscilloscope Pictures
  2 wins & 7 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Metacritic:
63
Rotten Tomatoes:
62%
R
Year:
2010
84 min
$617,334
Website
674 Views


are segments of the small observer?

I can not answer

with a yes or a no.

But he said he left...

wrote about a small segment of reality.

It is here that is confusing.

I believe he refers

Travel-Solomon

and not her.

That's why I'm confused.

Yes, of course. Ginsberg writes

referring to Solomon.

They are personal observations.

You have to read, right?

I can not tell if there was

a real knowledge with Solomon.

These things do not concern

my profession, my cultural background.

His assessment will change if

the author knows the person you're writing?

Absolutely.

It is certain that Charles Solomon

ever lived?

- No.

- So I do not know, right?

No, I do not know.

Have you read...

Voltaire?

One of his works:

Candide.

What is your opinion

of "Red"?

From the literary point of view

is great literature.

The style

Voltaire copied whom?

- Your Honor!

- Please...

- The lawyer has the right to object.

- What a guy!

Yes, I would have liked, but...

No, I do not want to train with him,

even though it makes me...

Every time I open my mouth...

he left.

How long did it...

to reflect on "Scream"?

- I think two weeks.

- 2 weeks?

Had

only 2 weeks.

However I had already got an idea

after just five minutes.

It took a long time

to reflect on "Red", right?

Exactly.

He believes that if he had any other time...

have changed your mind?

I'm sure...

I would not have changed.

Thank you all.

"Where the accused doctors of insanity

"And through the revolution

Jewish Socialist

"V

Golgotha nationalist-fascist

"I'm with you in Rockland

where she cuts the skies of Long Island

"And you will resurrect your living human GeSi

superman's grave

"I'm with you in Rockland

where there are 25 thousand mad comrades

"They sing together

The final stanza of the International

"I'm with you in Rockland

"Where we hugged and kissed

the United States between the sheets

"The United States who coughed all night

Authorization and without sleep

"I'm with you in Rockland

"Electrically where I woke up from coma

"With the air of our souls

that roar on the roofs

"Angels came to drop bombs

"The hospital lights

"Imaginary Walls fall

"Legions bone Oh run out!

"Oh silly stars and stripes

mercy

"The eternal war is here!

Oh, victory!

"Forget your underwear

we are... Free!

"I am with you Rockland

"In my dreams you walk dripping

for having crossed the sea

"On the road across America

"You're crying at the door of my house

"A Night in the West"

"Scream" contains words

that, if taken literally,

Your Honor,

are unequivocally

obscene.

We heard a number of experts to

Literary evidence

that the books have

literary value

and that words are needed

to assess its value.

But.. is odd

that our law

allows the use of

Expert evidence

to assess the literary value,

but does not allow us

admit in court, you know...

the man on the street

to testify that reading a book

not understand the meaning,

who does not know what you're talking about.

Maybe because...

is very difficult.

Take me,

eg.

Frankly, having said

during the hearings that I read

I do not understand completely.

And, in fact, I consider this as a whole,

I define:

"A boatload of sensitive bullshit".

I am quoting the words of Mr. Ginsberg.

Why,

since the sale of a book

is not only targeted

for critics of modern literature

and specialists in modern poetry,

but must be held by the public common

in what is called

"The average reader"

The Court will evaluate the consequences

before deciding whether to "Scream"

is obscene or not.

Thank you Your Honour.

Very good.

Defenders.

The Supreme Court of the United States

says that the word "obscenity"

must be understood as...

"The real trend-corruption

This provokes lustful desires. "

Items are...

relevant to the author's thought

or... has used

be dirty and ugly?

We describe

what he calls...

"An Adonis of Denver,

joy and memory of his countless

achievements. "

"What's going to fly

to Colorado

"A Night in machines

stolen from a myriad

"Neal Cassady

"Secret hero of these poems

"And the man of all

and Adonis of Denver

"Joy to the memory

f***ing many women

"The car of the land in three meals

by truck drivers,

"In the old movies, rickety chairs,

on top of a mountain,

"Waiter in caves or bone

Edge of strategic family

"The skirt lifted desolate

"And especially, solipsism secrets

procedure from the service station

"On the streets of their city."

Now... I think it would be

could write:

The secret hero of these poems,

man all this sh*t,

this Adonis of Denver,

joy to the memory of his

numerous accomplishments

Walsort to Astoria!

Chaisen or dinner or after a drink or two

here is that if the walk to the Stork Club

I think he could write,

but do not go to these places

people he describes.

Not for us to decide

what words he should use.

Mr. Ginsberg tells his story

and tells it as he sees it

Using...

his words.

There are books that can change...

our minds.

Attracts attention

about situations that...

are visible, but...

not seen.

Now, if "Scream" is or is not

The text is obscene...

lower in cofnronto

daily struggle for physical survival.

But..

the question of what is

legally permitted

to describe the act or sexual feelings

art and literature

is of fundamental importance

to a free society.

What...

obscene?

And to whom?

Who says that such arguments

are a danger to...

indeterminate

and capable?

And it is interesting to note that

People who use

this logic censorship

often feel it is their

health and welfare to be at risk.

This censorship of desire

is not...

prerogative, however, is

strange and prejudiced.

Find...

many of us wish

has a world of conformity

in our ideas.

And it takes all our strength ratio

and the laws of the State

not to

this human impulse.

The fight against censorship and

can not be solved

with the decision taken by His Honor.

But could increase

and a liberal education.

So how could add fuel to...

the fire of ignorance.

We won the light.

We won honesty.

Do not turn away those non-existent...

destroyers of morality.

We won honestly...

intelligence.

They have something else to say

parties?

- Nothing, but his honor.

- No, nothing more.

Get up!

Sit.

There are several words

Used in "Scream"...

now considered rude and vulgar

in some parts of our society,

while others are

common use.

The author of "Scream" felt right to

make use of the words

because in his opinion this

characterizes the environment it portrays.

And common opinion '

these words

are not necessary,

if they could use more...

less indigestible,

as a matter of taste.

The fact is that...

Life can not be contained in a

regime in which all act the same way

according to a...

preconceived model.

No two people

who feel the same way

The mold from which we come

is the same, but there...

variables for each person.

There would be no press freedom

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Rob Epstein

Rob Epstein, also credited as Robert P. Epstein, is an American director, producer, writer and editor. Epstein has won two Academy Awards for Best Documentary Feature, for the films The Times of Harvey Milk and Common Threads: Stories from the Quilt.In 1987, Epstein and his filmmaking partner Jeffrey Friedman founded Telling Pictures, a production company and team known for "groundbreaking feature documentaries."Epstein has transitioned from non-fiction documentaries into scripted narratives, producing such biopics as HOWL, his award-winning film about Allen Ginsberg’s controversial poem by the same name (starring James Franco), and Lovelace, the story about the life and trials of pornographic superstar Linda Lovelace (starring Amanda Seyfried). He is openly gay.Epstein is the currently the co-chair of the Film Program at California College of the Arts in San Francisco and Oakland, California. more…

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