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Ronald Reagan RONALD REAGAN INTERNATIONAL Poorhouse A CUSTOM Newsletter No39 April - September MADE PRESiDENT 2016 NEW DOCUMENTARiES FROM FLOATiNG STONE 2 wichita films Ronald Reagan campaigning Reagan with first wife Jane Wyman 1940 RONALD REAGAN James Ellroy A CUSTOM MADE PRESiDENT In 1967, New York Police Department Maybe Ronald Reagan was manipulated by detective and co-author of the book The the mob, but he himself proved in any event Crime Confederation, Ralph Salerno, made a to be a master of manipulation himself by prediction: “Organized Crime will put a man avoiding any scandal along the way. Ronald & Nancy Reagan, 1952 into the White House someday - and he won't Clara and Julia Kuperberg briefly deal with ever know until they hand him the bill”. This man Reagan's time as a B Series actor and use was Ronald Reagan. His file at the archives of clips of The Santa Fe Trail directed by Michael the FBI carries the number 13.82.196. What Curtis starring next to the future president did the FBI try to find out? Ronald Reagan's Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland and Knute relations with the underworld. Is there some Rockne All American. Stunning and mostly proof needed? Just consult Dan E. Moldea's Dark Victory, Ronald Reagan, MCA and the Mob. While Clara and Julia Kuperberg piece together all the evidence available with investigative journalists who have researched the subject for decades, they also cleverly invite James Ellroy, an outspoken fan of Ronald Ronald & Nancy Reagan at a costume party Reagan's to give his views, to discuss the career of the two times president in the context of his astonishing ascent to power in post- war America. We hear about a country that beneath all the Hollywood glitz and glamour is little known archive footage underpins their thoroughly corrupt. narrative with other interviewees including We hear about Ronald Reagan's election Gus Russo, author of Supermob, Marvin Rudnik, to the post of President of the Screen one time Federal Prosecutor in charge of the Actors Guild, SAG, a position he renewed an MCA investigations, John Meroney, journalist unprecedented six times. Dennis McDougal, and author of a book dealing with Ronald author of Lew Wasserman, the last Mogul tells Reagan the actor and Anne Edwards who us how Reagan reciprocated by giving MCA authored a Reagan biography. a very preferential treatment. We follow This documentary will be available as of Reagan into his political career, the election as May 2016 and was commissioned by ARTE Governor of California, his campaign for Barry France who will probably broadcast it shortly Goldwater with the famous speech Time for before the Presidential Elections in November Choosing and finally the conquest of the White of this year. House. directed by Clara & Julia Kuperberg produced by Wichita Films running time 52' Shot in HD Ronald & Nancy Reagan with Lew Wasserman at the White House Newsletter No39 April - September 2016 wichita films cinévé 3 Reagan with first wife Jane Wyman 1940 Self-portrait as Sick Young Bacchus Self-portrait David with the head of Goliath him and most of his masterpieces disappeared in private collections or were attributed to others as Caravaggio only signed one painting in his entire career. It was only at the beginning of the 20th century that the painter CARAVAGGiO was recognized as one of the greatest of all times. In the meantime 50 works have really FROM DARKNESS iNTO LiGHT been identified as his own, but even today a We still know very little about "the first on to Malta were he briefly became the Caravaggio might turn up somewhere such modern artist", Michelangelo Merisi from the painter of the Grand Master of the Maltese as The Taking of Christ which came to light in Lombardian village Caravaggio. He was born Order. To him we owe The Beheading of Saint Ireland in 1993. most likely on September 29th 1570 into the John The Baptist in the Cathedral of La Valetta. Filmmaker and painter Jean-Michel Meurice family of a builder under the protection of the Another brawl and Caravaggio barely escaped invites us to look at 30 works in situ with a Sforza family and died on July 18th, 1810 of prison to flee to Sicily. Again he was very painter's eye, presents most of the remaining malaria at the Santa Maria Ausiliatrice Hospital welcome there and painted amongst others ones with high resolution slides, takes us to near Rom. We know that he was apprenticed David with the Head of Goliath, the bloody the most important places where Caravaggio at a young age to a Milan painter where he head of the giant being a self-portrait. When worked and lets some experts have their say. learned his trade. At the age of 20 he moved word came of a possible pardon he sped to to Rome where he began in a factory-like Rome, but died of malaria before he reached directed by Jean-Michel Meurice workshop to paint heads and still lifes. From the Eternal City. produced by Cinétévé this period we have a self-portrait as Sick Soon after his death the painter fell into running time Young Bacchus. He soon found a protector in oblivion. Mediocre works were attributed to 53' Shot in HD Cardinal Francesco del Monte for whom he painted The Musicians. A document from that time informs us that “there is in Rome a certain Michelangelo de Caravaggio who produced wonderful work and who thanks to his paintings has already acquired a great reputation”. A commission for the Contarelli Chapel consolidated his reputation. In two paintings for Santa Maria del Popolo he used ordinary people and friends as models. His paintings began to look like snapshots from just before or after an event which was to be represented. The Pantheon clearly influenced the way he was lighting his paintings either from above or the left hand side. His violent behaviour brought him into conflict with the authorities. After accidentally killing somebody in a brawl he was on the run. He fled to Naples, where a painter of his reputation and outside the jurisdiction of the Pope was very welcome. Commissions started to pour in, amongst others the masterpiece The Seven Works of Mercy. Restless he moved April - September 2016 Newsletter No39 4 floating stone succinctly: “David Beck is inviting us to enter directed by Olympia Stone a completely different world on a whole other CURiOUS WORLDS produced by Floating Stone THE ART & iMAGiNATiON scale. You begin to question your own scale in the environment you are in”. Beck, who had a Productions OF show earlier this year in New York, entitled running time 56' Shot in HD DAViD BECK Alligator Maintenance and other Esoterica, takes “An intimate portrait of the most us on a journey through a miniature world other in David Beck's diminutive, meticulously accomplished American artist you have never beginning with Museum, a piece commissioned detailed dioramas”, concludes the Hyperallergic heard of”, said poet and critic John Yau of by the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Weekend review. Interviews with friends, David Beck. And indeed Beck is probably only followed by Bandshell for A Myopic Orchestra gallerists and collectors round off an amusing known to museum curators and a handful of and L´Opéra, a miniature house staging Aida profile of an interesting and highly gifted artist collectors, but he has cult status, and his work to a surreal audience as well as Rhino Rama who likes it small. The Last Prom reminds us of Alexander Calder's circus with its and ending with , a miniature Best Documentary FAFF Venice California, many moveable figures and parts. And gallerist Crystal Palace fashioned after the Hyde Park 2015, Audience Award DocFest San Francisco Francis Mill from San Francisco summed it up original. “Absurdity and loneliness embrace each THE CARDBOARD BERNiNi “They always say that you can tell of an artist not by what he does but by the materials that he uses”, muses Jimmy Grashow who works with cardboard and paper. “All artists talk about process but the process they talk about is always from beginning to finish and nobody really talks about full term process, to the end, to the destruction, to the dissolution of the piece”, he continues, while he is making a Bernini Fountain which is taking him four years to complete. A brilliantly gifted designer Grashow Jethro Tull release. From childhood on he loved by the rain. It is like being at your own funeral, has many illustrations for major publications to work with papier mâché making giants, a comments the artist. And critics had this to to his credit including a whimsical cover for a Soft City and other objects. While we witness say about his work: “Grashow's unassuming directed by Olympia Stone him completing his fountain to a deadline for material betrays no hint of the wit and strength a museum showing, Grashow discusses his of his art. He coaxes astonishing grace from the produced by Floating Stone life and ambitions as an artist and finally lets humble stuff of shipping containers”. A welcome Productions us witness the destruction of his piece at the antidote to the contemporary art scene were running time 56' Shot in HD Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum were it many applaud the Emperor's new clothes. is deliberately left outside to be washed away Newsletter No39 April - September 2016 floating stone auditorium films 5 CAROLYN iNSiDE - OUTSiDE Carolyn Carlson is a major force in the choreographer which focusses mainly on to a dancer and choreographer, something like Modern Dance.
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