ZOOM EVENT - The Wild, The Sadists and The Outsiders - Spaghetti Westerns In American Culture - Live Zoom Lecture, Discussion and Q&A - Hosted by filmmaker and film historian Keith Crocker!

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Virtual Screening Room Wed, Aug 11, 2021 7:00 PM
Zoom invitation link is provided in an email order confirmation sent to your email address on file upon completing your order.

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Virtual Sky Room Talk – Live Zoom Lecture, Discussion and Q&A!

The Wild, The Sadists and The Outsiders – Spaghetti Westerns in American Culture

Wednesday, August 11th at 7:00 PM ET – Zoom Invitation Link provided in Email Order Confirmation

Public $7 | Members $5

The Wild, The Sadists and The Outsiders – Spaghetti Westerns in American Culture: Explore how Italian filmmakers took an American genre of film-making and completely reshaped it giving the world a very different view of the old west. The Good, The Bad and the Ugly blurred the definition of good and evil. We will cover the work of Sergio Leone as well as explore the countless spin-offs as done by the Spanish, Germans, Mexicans and others. A delicious selection of film clips is used to give examples of why the European view of the old West continues to endure as a cult phenomenon. Get out your six shooter and join us.

Keith Crocker is a Long Island, NY based filmmaker and film historian. He attended the New York Institute of Technology from 1984 through 1988, where he majored in film and TV production. Keith’s first job in cinema was making short Super 8mm films used for aversion therapy in phobia clinics. In 1993, Keith made his first feature film, which was based on Edgar Allan Poe’s Murders in the Rue Morgue. During this time, he also worked as a motion picture projectionist and started a video on demand company. 30 years later, that business is still running. From 1987 through 2005, Keith was editor of the fanzine The Journal, which published 25 issues before going into hiatus. In 2008, Keith released Blitzkreig, which was a WWII based film. During this time, he was also the co-founder of Wildeye Releasing. He left Wildeye in 2012. Keith has been teaching adult education at Nassau Community College for the past 18 year has also been giving seminars on motion pictures to public libraries and community centers for the past 25 years. He lives on Long Island with his wife/muse Christina Crocker. He has two screenplays written for upcoming production.


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