Garry Winogrand: All Things are Photographable

[markjwyatt]

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[adelorenzo]

Would love to see this film. Hopefully they release it for online rental at some point.

 

[markjwyatt]

Would love to see this film. Hopefully they release it for online rental at some point.

Perhaps Netflix or Amazon (possibly rental) soon enough.

 

[jtk]

Ask Greenwich Entertainment.

 

[Colin Corneau]

This looks fantastic and the fact Winogrand's estate/family are on board is interesting.

 

[David T T]

He was amazing. I'm very much looking forward to this.

 

[CMoore]

Ask Greenwich Entertainment.

Yeah.....

Not sure how that would even work. He is a big name to "us".....not sure how big of a draw he would be to movie goers.?
Do they just show it at smaller venues, in bigger cities, where they are more likely to sell tickets.?
I would pay the standard $25.00 for a new DVD like this......or are DVD's "obsolete".?
I was on a music forum just this week, and many of the members were/are "shocked" that some of us still buy CD's.

 

[CMoore]

Well.....i did just what JTK said to do.
Looks like November, the second, in Berkeley

https://www.winograndthefilm.com/tickets/

 

[removed account4]

i wish i had time to watch it, i have about 10,000 rolls of film to process !

 

[CMoore]

i wish i had time to watch it, i have about 10,000 rolls of film to process !

Very Clever.......

 

[adelorenzo]

Not sure how that would even work. He is a big name to "us".....not sure how big of a draw he would be to movie goers.?
Do they just show it at smaller venues, in bigger cities, where they are more likely to sell tickets.?
I would pay the standard $25.00 for a new DVD like this......or are DVD's "obsolete".?
I was on a music forum just this week, and many of the members were/are "shocked" that some of us still buy CD's.

I would expect that after the film does its run of festivals and limited screenings it will be available on some kind of wider release platform such as iTunes, Netflix, Vimeo, Youtube... I would imagine there will be DVD available as well.

For example I was able to rent the 2013 documentary Everybody Street on Vimeo for a $5 rental fee. (Although apparently it is now on Netflix.)