Bradbury 100 - episode 80 - Fahrenheit 451 Movie Commentary
Bradbury 100 - Celebrating the Life and Work of American Writer Ray BradburyShow Notes
Francois Truffaut's film of Fahrenheit 451 is 60 years old - just like Star Trek! In this episode, I turn the spotlight on the film one more time, providing a scene-by-scene commentary.
The episode should make perfect sense on its own, but for the full effect you can cue up your DVD/Blu Ray/streaming version, turn down the TV volume, and listen to me giving you insights into the film, what it all means, and how it was made.
As always, check out the show notes at www.bradburymedia.co.uk
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