fado

Staging Musical Tradition as Theater

MOVIE REVIEW
Fados (2007)

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New Yorker Films

In the annals of film history, “Fados” will be most remembered for serving as the swansong release of New Yorker Films. The legendary, hugely influential label announced its closing last month, and “Fados,” which the New York Times reports company founder Dan Talbot bought with his own money, brings down the curtain on a remarkable era in cinematic history.

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