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The 1981 documentary "Wasn't That a Time" took a winsome look at the seemingly last reunion of the legendary folk group The Weavers. Nearly two decades later, The Weavers are surprisingly back--now well into their 70s and 80s, yet as outspoken as ever at Carnegie Hall, and featuring many of folk music's leading lights, to honor an unsung American hero: music impresario Harold Leventhal.... See Full Description
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Documentary and Musical/Performing Arts |
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| Running Time: |
90 min. |
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| Release Date: |
December 9th, 2005 (NY) |
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| MPAA Rating: |
Not Rated |
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| Distributors: |
Seventh Art Releasing
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| U.S. Box Office: |
$2,428 |
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| Critics Reviews |
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N/A
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Chicago Sun-Times, Roger Ebert
" The power if Isn't This a Time comes partly from the songs themselves..." Full Review...
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New York Post, V.A. Musetto
"'I'm not exactly a fan of folk music, but Jim Brown's documentary Isn't This a Time! had me singing along..." Full Review...
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New York Times, Laura Kern
"Watching the aging, but still spirited, singers come together to express their gratitude for the man who started their careers is often genuinely touching." Full Review...
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