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Filmed in Trieste, Dublin, Paris and New York, this documentary film traces
James Joyce's life while writing his epic novel Ulysses and examines the history
of the novel's publication. Readers in England and America were initially
deprived of Ulysses, which became the focus of sensational charges of
pornography and obscenity. A U.S. Federal Court decision in 1934 finally ended
the legal debate, but more than eighty years after its publication, Ulysses
still causes controversy. Includes interviews with authors, academics, Joycean
scholars and surviving relatives.
First released: Ireleand : Roundtable Productions in association with Radio
Telef{u00ED}s Eireann, 2000.
ERC VID.
823.912 JOYC.
IMAGINING ULYSSES [VIDEORECORDING] / DIRECTORS, DAVID BLAKE KNOX ... [ET AL.] ;
PRODUCERS, DAVID BLAKE KNOX, HILARY FENNELL.
Off-air recording of the SBS-TV program broadcast 16/6/04. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.
Narrator, Brenda Fricker.
James Joyce's novel Ulysses is universally recognised as the most important
literary achievement of the 20th Century. The book follows, in great detail, the
course of one day in Dublin, June 16, 1904, a day now known as Bloomsday. This
documentary, to celebrate the centenary of Bloomsday, works its way through
Ulysses, examining the novel's narrative structure and exploring some of the
main themes in an accessible and lively manner. Imperfect Day utilises various
media to show how Joyce's word was conceived and written. Also identifies some
of the ways in which this novel has made its presence felt throughout the world.
DVD.
ERC DVD.
823.912 JOYC.
Region all.
[MELVYN BRAGG INTERVIEWS BRITISH AUTHOR MARTIN AMIS] [VIDEORECORDING].
Off-air recording Special Broadcasting Service 19 June 1995.
ERC VID.
823.914 AMIS : VHS (Not for I.L.L).
AN AWFULLY BIG ADVENTURE [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY DONALD
STURROCK.
[1999].
Recorded off-air from ABC-TV 14 March, 1999.
Copyright BBC/NVC Arts 1998.
Narrator: Harriet Walton.
This documentary about Roald Dahl, the famous children's writer of 'James and
Giant Peach', ' Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory' and 'Matilda', explores
the person behind the book, examining the influences upon his writings as well
as looking into his extraordinary private life.
ERC VID.
823.914 AWFU.
SUMMER OF THE SEVENTEENTH DOLL [VIDEORECORDING].
Stage production, John Sumner; Directed for television by Rod Kinnear.
Christine Amor (Bubba Ryan), Sandy Gore (Pearl Cunningham), Carole Skinner
(Olive Leech), Bruce Myles (Barney Ibbot), Irene Inescott (Emma Leech), Peter
Curtain (Roo Webber), David Downer (Johnnie Dowd).
Off-air recording Channel 7 An Armstrong Audio Video Melbourne Theatre Company
Co-Production for the 7 Network.
ERC VID.
A822.3 SUM.
(Not for ILL).