More Than the Rainbow

Name: More Than the Rainbow
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 1 h 22 min
Rating: 7.9
Cast: Matt Weber, Dave Beckerman, Boogie

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7.9/10

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As it chronicles the life and times of street photographer and former cabbie Matt Weber, More Than The Rainbow becomes a vibrant conversation about the photographic medium, artistic expression and NYC.

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As it chronicles the life and times of street photographer and former cabbie Matt Weber, More Than The Rainbow becomes a vibrant conversation about the photographic medium, artistic expressi... Read allAs it chronicles the life and times of street photographer and former cabbie Matt Weber, More Than The Rainbow becomes a vibrant conversation about the photographic medium, artistic expression and NYC. Set to wonderful jazz and drenched in evocative images, the film is bitterswee... Read allAs it chronicles the life and times of street photographer and former cabbie Matt Weber, More Than The Rainbow becomes a vibrant conversation about the photographic medium, artistic expression and NYC. Set to wonderful jazz and drenched in evocative images, the film is bittersweet and nostalgic from beginning to end.

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- Dan Wechsler
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7.9/10

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- 1 win & 1 nomination

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Matt Weber in More Than the Rainbow (2012)

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2/10

Less Than The Rainbow

I saw this in the library and the box made this video sound impressive. Unfortunately it was not impressive at all.

The video is about longtime NYC street photographer Matt Weber, with interviews of other such photographers as well. Unfortunately much of the video was a lot of chitchat from the various photographers and not many photographs were shown. And the photographs themselves were nothing special. Yes, you briefly see a number of images of various spots around town such as old-fashioned signs, but we get boring talk about how a phone booth dates from the 1960's and other irrelevant subjects. There are other street photographers and videos about them which are far better.

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