Uncle Howard

Uncle Howard (2017)

El director Howard Brookner murió de SIDA en Nueva York en 1989, mientras realizaba la post-producción de su película. Su obra fue enterrada hasta que su sobrino desentierra la historia.

Fecha de estreno
2017-03-10
TMDB
6.6 / 10 (13)
Duración
1 h 36 min
Géneros
Documental
Director
Aaron Brookner

Reparto

Curiosidades

Uncle Howard is a 2016 documentary film about filmmaker Howard Brookner directed by Aaron Brookner.

Production

Production of Uncle Howard began in 2012 when Aaron Brookner began to search for the missing print of the film Burroughs and Howard Brookner's wider archives. The search yielded the print of Burroughs (which, following a Kickstarter campaign, was digitally remastered and was subsequently re-released by The Criterion Collection and Janus Films), as well as a wide range of archives that reveal the story of Howard Brookner's life and work.

In February 2013 Uncle Howard (then called Smash The Control Machine) was presented in the Berlinale Talent Project Market, whereupon Jim Jarmusch was announced as executive producer. Aaron Brookner continued to shoot the project through until 2014, up until the special revival screening of Burroughs at the New York Film Festival, which united many friends and colleagues of Howard Brookner.

The film's soundtrack includes songs by Duke Ellington, Lotte Lenya, Vision Fortune, Lightspeed Champion, Josef Van Wissem, Mogwai, Younghusband, Grimm Grimm, The Pretenders and NEU!. The movie had Barry Hogan, founder of ATP, as a consultant and Frederic Schindler as music supervisor.

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