Ciao Manhattan - 100 Club - Tuesday 16 April from 7.30pm - DJ and intro with David Shilling
Rebel Reel Cine Club and Music Film Network at the Iconic 100 Club
Ciao Manhattan
Written and directed by John Palmer and David Weisman 1972
4 months before she died Edie Sedgwick made a film about (and not about) her life and the Warhol Set/ World …
A director whose desire to achieve the impossible and to win at all costs who no-one can recall how he got hired … twice losing his leading lady (the second time to her premature death) and yet he still completed the film …
Actor Paul America flees in the middle of a scene, driving off whilst being filmed driving around the Pan An Building, disappears for 18 months and is eventually found in a Michigan jail.
Hundreds of extras dropped acid and chaotically were filmed with a naked Allen Ginsburg walking amongst them…
This is Ciao Manhattan
Before the film I’ll be talking to David Shilling - the (in)famous self trained hatmaker born in London whose designs were sold in Bloomingdales in the late 70s.
David met Andy Warhol in London, frequented Studio 54, visited The Factory, went to a showing by Andy of Chelsea Girls in London, his Tate opening and so much more …
Our friends at the Museum of Youth Culture will be joining us at the 100 Club and they want to see your photographs of being a teenage Punk! Bring along your photographs, flyers and ephemera to be scanned for their collection and share your memories with the museum.
Rebel Reel Cine Club and Music Film Network at the Iconic 100 Club
Ciao Manhattan
Written and directed by John Palmer and David Weisman 1972
4 months before she died Edie Sedgwick made a film about (and not about) her life and the Warhol Set/ World …
A director whose desire to achieve the impossible and to win at all costs who no-one can recall how he got hired … twice losing his leading lady (the second time to her premature death) and yet he still completed the film …
Actor Paul America flees in the middle of a scene, driving off whilst being filmed driving around the Pan An Building, disappears for 18 months and is eventually found in a Michigan jail.
Hundreds of extras dropped acid and chaotically were filmed with a naked Allen Ginsburg walking amongst them…
This is Ciao Manhattan
Before the film I’ll be talking to David Shilling - the (in)famous self trained hatmaker born in London whose designs were sold in Bloomingdales in the late 70s.
David met Andy Warhol in London, frequented Studio 54, visited The Factory, went to a showing by Andy of Chelsea Girls in London, his Tate opening and so much more …
Our friends at the Museum of Youth Culture will be joining us at the 100 Club and they want to see your photographs of being a teenage Punk! Bring along your photographs, flyers and ephemera to be scanned for their collection and share your memories with the museum.
Rebel Reel Cine Club and Music Film Network at the Iconic 100 Club
Ciao Manhattan
Written and directed by John Palmer and David Weisman 1972
4 months before she died Edie Sedgwick made a film about (and not about) her life and the Warhol Set/ World …
A director whose desire to achieve the impossible and to win at all costs who no-one can recall how he got hired … twice losing his leading lady (the second time to her premature death) and yet he still completed the film …
Actor Paul America flees in the middle of a scene, driving off whilst being filmed driving around the Pan An Building, disappears for 18 months and is eventually found in a Michigan jail.
Hundreds of extras dropped acid and chaotically were filmed with a naked Allen Ginsburg walking amongst them…
This is Ciao Manhattan
Before the film I’ll be talking to David Shilling - the (in)famous self trained hatmaker born in London whose designs were sold in Bloomingdales in the late 70s.
David met Andy Warhol in London, frequented Studio 54, visited The Factory, went to a showing by Andy of Chelsea Girls in London, his Tate opening and so much more …
Our friends at the Museum of Youth Culture will be joining us at the 100 Club and they want to see your photographs of being a teenage Punk! Bring along your photographs, flyers and ephemera to be scanned for their collection and share your memories with the museum.