What I try to do is edit the films so that they will have a dramatic structure. That is why I object to some extent to the term "observational cinema" or cinéma vérité, because observational cinema, to me at least, connotes just hanging around with one thing being as valuable as another, and that is not true. At least, that is not true for me, and cinéma verité is just a pompous French term that has absolutely no meaning as far as I'm concerned. —FREDERICK WISEMANhis films...
• TITICUT FOLLIES (1967)
• HIGH SCHOOL (1968)
• LAW AND ORDER (1969)
• HOSPITAL (1970)
• BASIC TRAINING (1971)
This is an ongoing series with new reviews every other Wednesday - I will not be ranking this filmography.
• HIGH SCHOOL (1968)
• LAW AND ORDER (1969)
• HOSPITAL (1970)
• BASIC TRAINING (1971)
This is an ongoing series with new reviews every other Wednesday - I will not be ranking this filmography.