David Holzman's Diary (1967)

6.9	Listal rating
6.8	IMDB rating

Directed by

Jim McBride

Starring

L.M. Kit Carson

David Holzman

Eileen Dietz

Penny Wohl

Lorenzo Mans

Pepe

Louise Levine

Sandra

Fern McBride

Girl on the subway

Michel Lévine

Sandra's Boy Friend

Robert Lesser

Max, Penny's agent

Jack Baran

Cop

Written by

Jim McBride

uncredited

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Release date : 29 January 1975

Breakfast (1), Radio News (1), Train (1), United Nations (1), Old Woman (1), Reference To Jean Luc Godard (1), Character Name In Title (1), Routine (1), Cigarette Smoking (1), Fight (1), Camera (1), Apology (1), Movie Camera (1), Independent Film (1), Fake Documentary (1), Tape Recorder (1), Aesthetics (1), Female Nudity (1), Subway (1), Pig (1)

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"Title: David Holzman's Diary (USA, 1967) Director: Jim McBride Spine number: #11 Other: Includes the first ever release on DVD of Jim McBride's "My Girlfriend's Wedding" (see below), finally achieving the director's intention for these two films to be shown together. Also contains a booklet featuring an essay on both films by US writer/critic Jonathan Rosenbaum. "