Henry Miller (1891-1980) was an American writer who spent most of his life in Brooklyn, Paris, and Big Sur. His controversial books exhibit his boundless energy and willful extravagance which "blast the very foundations of human hypocrisy." His books include Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of Capricorn, and Black Spring.
Miller, Henry

Code	Name	Price	Description
DC001	Miller, Henry Asleep and Awake (Video)	$33.95	Filmed when Miller was 81, this documentary captures his vigor, humor, and wisdom. Speaking of the people and ideas that have influenced and interested him, he reveals his thoughts on life, writing, sex, spirituality, nightmares, and New York. 35 min. - - One VIDEO
MF001	Miller, Henry Henry Miller Odyssey (Video)	$30.95	This beautifully photographed film traces Miller's childhood through the streets of Brooklyn and his struggles as a writer in Paris. Living, working, playing, revisiting old haunts, and reading from books, Miller reveals himself as a boisterous, thoughtful, sometimes obscene, and truthful man. Miller's friends also shed light on the engaging author. 90 min. - - One VIDEO
EP001	Miller, Henry Big Sur: The Way It Was (Video)	$25.95	Henry Miller, a colorful and dominant figure in Big Sur`s history, provides his wit and dynamic presence in his on-screen interview and narration of this film. Filmed in the 1960`s, this documentary presents beautiful cinematography of the spectacular Big Sur Coast and a light, entertaining view of the early history of Esalen and the famous California art colony at Bid Sur, which became a mecca for artist, writers, and hippies attracted by the area's independent spirit. Produced by Robert Blaisdess. Narrated by Henry Miller and Douglas McClure. 60 min. - - One VIDEO