David Holzman's Diary (1967) (1975)

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6.5	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Jim McBride

Starring

L.M. Kit Carson
David Holzman

Eileen Dietz
Penny Wohl

Robert Lesser
Max, Penny's agent

Jack Baran
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Written by

Jim McBride
uncredited

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1 year, 1 month ago at Mar 19 0:57

fernando

(OK) Tha McBride debut is so fresh, so funny and spontaneous in some secenes, so cinema verite fake in others, he covers many statements of Godard and nouvelle vague dogma. Some long scenes in which David improvises and repeats himself...

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Release date: 29 January 1975

Tags: Love (1), Interview (1), Gay (1), Independent Film (1), 1960s (1), Lesbian (1), Hotel (1), Female Frontal Nudity (1), Theft (1), Draft Evasion (1), Female Nudity (1), Train (1), Diary (1), Obsession (1), Voyeurism (1), New York City (1), Nudity (1), Fight (1), Fake Documentary (1)

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fernando posted a review 1 year, 1 month ago

“(OK) Tha McBride debut is so fresh, so funny and spontaneous in some secenes, so cinema verite fake in others, he covers many statements of Godard and nouvelle vague dogma. Some long scenes in which David improvises and repeats himself...” read more

fernando rated this 7/10 1 year, 1 month ago