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Ammo for Shooting Clouds: John G. Avildsen Before Rocky (2022)

ALL 10/26/2022 (en) Documentary 26 Min
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    10/26/2022
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    Ammo for Shooting Clouds: John G. Avildsen Before Rocky
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Before he was King of the Underdogs, he was King of the Counterculture!

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John G. Avildsen has only recently cemented his reputation as the "king of the underdogs," owing to his having directed both Rocky (1976) and The Karate Kid (1984). Within the last decade, a feature-length biographical documentary was released and a critical study book was published. But before Rocky, he was an astute chronicler of the counterculture, whose films possessed a rugged street aesthetic. Those early films (including Joe, Guess What We Learned in School Today, Cry Uncle, Save the Tiger, and The Stoolie) are evaluated for assuming an alternate posture on the counterculture happenings of the era.

  1. Daniel Kremer

    Director

  2. Story

  3. Daniel Kremer

    Editor

  4. Producer



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Ammo for Shooting Clouds: John G. Avildsen Before Rocky (2022) 26 Min

ALL 10/26/2022 (en)
Documentary
  • Release 10/26/2022
  • Production
  • Original title Ammo for Shooting Clouds: John G. Avildsen Before Rocky
  • en
  • Revenue0.00

Before he was King of the Underdogs, he was King of the Counterculture!

Overview

John G. Avildsen has only recently cemented his reputation as the "king of the underdogs," owing to his having directed both Rocky (1976) and The Karate Kid (1984). Within the last decade, a feature-length biographical documentary was released and a critical study book was published. But before Rocky, he was an astute chronicler of the counterculture, whose films possessed a rugged street aesthetic. Those early films (including Joe, Guess What We Learned in School Today, Cry Uncle, Save the Tiger, and The Stoolie) are evaluated for assuming an alternate posture on the counterculture happenings of the era.

  1. Daniel Kremer

    Director

  2. Story

  3. Daniel Kremer

    Editor

  4. Producer



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