Arguing the World

Plot

Joseph Dorman wrote and directed this biographical documentary tracing four Jewish intellectuals from NYC's City College during WW II to the present day -- political essayist Irving Kristol, sociologist Nathan Glazer, the late socialist literary critic Irving Howe (who died in 1993), and social theorist Daniel Bell. At CCNY, debates raged in the school's cafeteria, later continuing in the pages of influential academic journals. Alan Rosenberg narrates. Shown at the 1997 Boston Jewish Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi

Cast

Alan Rosenberg - Narrator

Credit

Gail Segal - Associate Producer, Joseph Dorman - Director, Jonathan Oppenheim - Editor, Arnold Labaton - Executive Producer, Adam Guettel - Composer (Music Score), Barrin Bonet - Cinematographer, Peter Browscombe - Cinematographer, Wayne De LaRoche - Cinematographer, Boyd Estus - Cinematographer, Joseph Dorman - Producer, Jeff Pullman - Sound/Sound Designer, Dale Whitman - Sound/Sound Designer, Nick Clark - Sound/Sound Designer, Jeff Hansell - Sound/Sound Designer, Peter Karl - Sound/Sound Designer, Haven McKenney - Sound/Sound Designer, Rick Mills - Sound/Sound Designer, Caleb Mose - Sound/Sound Designer, Saul Rouda - Sound/Sound Designer, Mark Roy - Sound/Sound Designer, John Cameron - Sound/Sound Designer, John McCormick - Sound/Sound Designer, Joseph Dorman - Screenwriter

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