Tony Zierra is an American director and producer. He has directed three movies: Carving Out Our Name, USA The Movie and My Big Break in which he also appeared.
From an early age Zierra's goal was to become a filmmaker. He attended film studies classes at NYU, Texas A&M and UCLA. His first documentary,Carving Out Our Name premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival to much acclaim. Shortly after, Zierra went on the road to capture America’s reaction to the September 11 attacks. The film that emerged,USA The Movie, explores the cyclical nature of violence and retaliation. The film was the subject of an in-depth analysis from a Deleuzian perspective by scholar and commentator Dion Dennis. Zierra's award-winning documentary, My Big Break, is a cautionary tale about the darker side of celebrity and the consequences of fame that also includes his struggle to make his first film. My Big Break has received consistently strong reviews and has been repeatedly praised for its unusually candid look at the effects of success on young rising stars in Hollywood.My Big Break won Best Documentary at the Boston Film Festival, Best Documentary at Artsfest, Pennsylvania, was nominated for Best Documentary at the Raindance Film Festival in London and was an official selection of The American Cinematic Experience Festival in New York. Zierra has been a featured speaker at The Popular Culture American Culture (PCA/ACA) national academic conference in New Orleans, PCA/ACA Southwest/Texas academic conference and the PCA/ACA national academic conference in Boston. Zierra is in production on the documentary SK13about the legendary filmmaker, Stanley Kubrick.
Driving down your street At one twenty miles or so I know just where to go I'm standing outside of your door So lost in love And there is so little time I've got to have you here right with me Or I'm going out of my mind (Chorus) I Countdown the time I Countdown the time till you're mine I Countdown the time I Countdown the time till you're mine Oh for a taste of your love and your lips Such forbidden desire I can't get much higher Or try to explain So lost in love And there is so little time I've got to have you here right with me Or I'm going out of my mind (Chorus) Countdown, baby coming down your street I'll knock down all your suitors that I meet Countdown, baby there's no need to fear
The wallop that was Tár ensured my new movie-going year was off to a punch-drunk start ... By my third viewing, I had a LOT of questions ... Tony Zierra finally gets to release his long delayed documentary on Eyes Wide Shut (SK.13 Kubrick’s NightmareDream).
But as Leon puts it himself in Filmworker,Tony Zierra’s poignant documentary on the man, "Is the journey the most thrilling part or the end result? I think if you have a lot of curiosity you never ...
Though Vitali was often described as Kubrick’s assistant, Tony Zierra’s 2017 documentary “ Filmworker ” shed light on Vitali’s enormous and largely unsung contributions to the work of one of cinema’s ...
Though Vitali was often described as Kubrick’s assistant, Tony Zierra’s 2017 documentary, “ Filmworker,” shed light on Vitali’s enormous and largely unsung contributions to the work of one of cinema’s ...
“He will be remembered with love and be hugely missed by the many people he touched.” Though Vitali was often described as Kubrick’s assistant, Tony Zierra’s 2017 documentary “ Filmworker” shed light ...
Though Vitali was often described as Kubrick’s assistant, Tony Zierra’s 2017 documentary “ Filmworker ” shed light on Vitali’s enormous and largely unsung contributions to the work of one of cinema’s ...
Though Vitali was often described as Kubrick's assistant, Tony Zierra's 2017 documentary "Filmworker" shed light on Vitali's enormous and largely unsung contributions to the work of one of cinema's ...
Before making the documentary Filmworker, its director, Tony Zierra, said he and many Kubrick-obsessed fans knew Vitali for his performances in Barry Lyndon and Eyes Wide Shut, in which he played Red ...
Although Vitali was often described as Kubrick’s assistant, Tony Zierra’s 2017 documentary Filmworker shed light on Vitali’s enormous and largely unsung contributions to the work of one of cinema’s ...
Show additional share options ... In 2017, Tony Zierra’s documentary Filmworker, which premiered at Cannes, detailed Vitali’s career path from actor to his crucial behind-the-scenes role as Kubrick’s personal assistant for decades ... ....
Though Vitali was often described as Kubrick’s assistant, Tony Zierra’s 2017 documentary “Filmworker” shed light on Vitali’s enormous and largely unsung contributions to the work of one of cinema’s ...
Though Vitali was often described as Kubrick’s assistant, Tony Zierra’s 2017 documentary “Filmworker” shed light on Vitali’s enormous and largely unsung contributions to the work of one of cinema’s ...
Though Vitali was often described as Kubrick’s assistant, Tony Zierra’s 2017 documentary “Filmworker” shed light on Vitali’s enormous and largely unsung contributions to the work of one of cinema’s ...
Though Vitali was often described as Kubrick’s assistant, Tony Zierra’s 2017 documentary “Filmworker” shed light on Vitali’s enormous and largely unsung contributions to the work of one of cinema’s ...
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22 Aug 2022
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22 Aug 2022