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SUMMARY:Pothole Pictures Presents: The Thin Blue Line
DESCRIPTION:Ground breaking documentary.\n\nOne of the most innovative and influential documentaries of all time\, it tells the story of Randall Dale Adams\, a hitchhiker falsely accused of killing a police officer. The New York Times called it a "a brilliant work of pulp fiction\," but it's not pulp and it's not fiction. Instead\, as the Christian Science Monitor put it\, it's a "fact-filled study that's also a full-fledged work of cinema art." Introduced by new Shelburne Falls resident and independent film-maker\, John MacGibbon. 1988. Dir: Errol Morris 101 Min Color\n\n\n\nMusic:\n\nFriday: Indian ragas Solo sitar playing ragas.\n\nSaturday: The Uncles From folk to jazz
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Ground breaking documentary.
\nOne of the most innovative and influential documentaries of all time\, it tells the story of Randall Dale Adams\, a hitchhiker falsely accused of killing a police officer. \; The New York Times called it a &ldquo\;a brilliant work of pulp fiction\,&rdquo\; but it&rsquo\;s not pulp and it&rsquo\;s not fiction. \; Instead\, as the Christian Science Monitor put it\, it&rsquo\;s a &ldquo\;fact-filled study that&rsquo\;s also a full-fledged work of cinema art.&rdquo\; Introduced by new Shelburne Falls resident and independent film-maker\, John MacGibbon. 1988. Dir: Errol Morris \; 101 Min Color
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\nMusic:
\nFriday: Indian ragas &mdash\; Solo sitar playing ragas.
\nSaturday: The Uncles &mdash\; From folk to jazz
LOCATION:Memorial Hall 51 Bridge Street\, Shelburne Falls
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DTSTAMP:20260414T182455Z
URL:http://franklinccdev.chambermaster.com/events/details/pothole-pictures-presents-the-thin-blue-line-22917
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