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Dominican Rep. Bukowski: Born into This
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Documentary
Documentary on Charles Bukowski, author of 'Notes of a Dirty Old Man', 'Love Is a Dog from Hell', and the autobiographical novels, 'Women', 'Hollywood', and 'Post Office'.
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"It reveals Bukowski to be a far grander artist than his bum's armor would suggest." | ||
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"A portrait of a sometimes surly, often foulmouthed, always brilliant artist that is at once humane, horrific, hilarious and deeply moving" | ||
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"Makes a compelling case for raising him from cult status to the top rank of 20th century U.S. literary figures -- while providing ample evidence of a very colorful life and times" | ||
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"Definitive and engrossing documentary." | ||
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"Goes to great lengths to show the man-child behind the barfly, but in its rush to deify its subject, it lacks critical voices and context" | ||
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"The dirty old man who became a cult poet and author was a true original, and every minute he's on screen, whether it's reading from his brutally honest work or musing on a hard-lived life for the cameras, it's hard to look away." | ||
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"Despite the fact there's no lack of raw material, Bukowski fails to place its subject's actions and statements in any psychological or literary context. It's simply a celebration of Bukowski's misogyny and self-abuse" | ||
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Raw and defining documentary about the man--and the myth. |
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