I Had Nowhere to Go Mekas JonasPaperback
Jonas Mekas' diaries have an aching honesty, puckish humor and quiet nobility of character. Many readers curious about the early years of this seminal avant-garde filmmaker will discover here a much…
Specifikacia I Had Nowhere to Go Mekas JonasPaperback
Jonas Mekas' diaries have an aching honesty, puckish humor and quiet nobility of character. Many readers curious about the early years of this seminal avant-garde filmmaker will discover here a much more universal story: that of the emigrant who can never go back, and whose solitariness in the New World is emblematic of the human condition. -Phillip LopateI was enormously moved by it. -Allen GinsbergLegendary filmmaker Jonas Mekas actually came to filmmaking relatively late in life, and his path to New York was a difficult one. In 1944, Mekas and his younger brother Adolfas had to flee Lithuania. They were interned for eight months in a labor camp in Elmshorn. Even after the war ended, Mekas was prevented from returning to his native Lithuania by the Soviet occupation. Classed as a "displaced person," he lived in DP camps in Wiesbaden and Kassel for years.
Nowhere to Go
I Seem to Live Mekas Jonas
Afternoons Go Nowhere
Five Go Absolutely Nowhere
Letters to Nowhere
Nowhere to Hide
Nowhere to Hide
How to be Nowhere
Before I Go to Sleep
I Want to Go Home!
Before I Go to Sleep
Nowhere to be Found