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Review by John Delia

A documentary on dance, it’s also an instructional piece that follows Merce Cunningham one of the leaders in the field. His techniques brought about a personal style of discipline in the art that exhibits a free form of expression. The film targets students of the art, historians, and the inquisitive. Cunningham is shown in 3D that should give audiences some excellent close-ups and exciting views of each form of dance presented. Read more…

Review by John Delia

Artists, photographers, architects, collectors, historians, or just curious the documentary Jay Myself the movie opens in Boca Raton, Florida and plays out with the subject of the film, artist and photographer, Jay Maisel as your guide. He adds his brand of humor and knowledge of early New York while reliving his past to present day in photos, video, and much more. Read more…

J. Lee Productions presents the screening of the independent film. DVD included with advance ticket purchase (also on eventbrite.com).

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