Publisher's Synopsis
Chris Wade takes a look at the films of Henry Jaglom, one of the most fiercely independent filmmakers in American history. Beginning with his earliest pictures, A Safe Place and Tracks, Wade delves deep into Jaglom's 80s period, charting his rise as an artist, before going on to the 90s and more recent work, when Henry's unique style cemented itself into popular culture. Often covering taboo issues and subjects few other male directors would consider, Jaglom's singular filmography is one that deserves to be discovered and cherished by any serious film buff. Peppered with recollections from Jaglom himself, plucked from various email and phone interviews conducted by Wade, THE CINEMA OF HENRY JAGLOM is a celebration of a true one-off maverick.
