Joseph Strick
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Joseph Strick
Joseph Strick is an American filmmaker, writer and professional artist. Strick is best known for his feature-length film adaptation of James Joyce's Ulysses, the Academy Award nominated documentary-drama The Savage Eye, and other works. He is a celebrated yet controversial figure in the world of art due to his distinct style and his keen eye for detail. Strick studied at the California School of Fine Arts and the City College of New York where he earned an M.A. in painting. During his long and storied career, Strick has won numerous awards for his works, including a Cannes Award for the documentary The Savage Eye. His other notable works include The Balcony, The Hustler of Muscle Beach, A Moment in History, Angels from Hell, and the documentary film Interviews with My Lai Veterans.
Joseph Strick, filmmaker, artist, Ulysses, James Joyce, The Savage Eye, California School of Fine Arts, City College of New York, M.A. painting, Cannes Award, The Balcony, The Hustler of Muscle Beach, A Moment in History, Angels from Hell, Interviews with
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