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I saw the first version of this movie at the Walker a few years ago. It\'s really touching and informative. If you love design and you love history, this movie will hit the softest spot in your heart at times.
A group of friends and I were really inspired by it and wanted to go there. We too a five hour road trip from Minneapolis to Two Rivers, WI, just to see the museum. Being there was great. There is so much history here. So many fonts and decorations left unexplored...
If you have the time and have the money or chance to go the museum; or even the chance to see the movie, I\'d urge you to. I\'m glad I went.
Just marked the calendar for Gene Siskel Film Center.Can\'t wait!
How bout a showing in Atlanta! The Plaza Theater would be the perfect place. :)
Can\'t wait for a New York screening!
Lovely. Looks very promising. Designers here in St. Louis would be all over it.
That being said, I couldn\'t help but notice the screen titles are poorly designed. The movie title itself is nice in an appropriately quirky way, but the other screen typography looks amateurish, which is unfortunately ironic.
Love this story. There is something so real and \'human\' about type you can actually hold.
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This thing\'s sublime, I wonder how they keep up with it so perfect. Worth watching. Thanks for the share.
Please let this come to Boston!!!!! I can help with contacts...
Nice Job.
When I ran across the trailer, I gulped and went down to the basement where my private press, The AntiquePress, used to be and caressed the 20 drawers of Hamilton Typefaces that I used from 1960 until I donated my press to Kent State University. They have all the press parts, I saved the Wood Fonts.
I have been converting them to type fonts for use on my Mac and still find them lovely and classic.
Would love to see it in Israel, but I guess I\'ll have to buy the DVD.