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- Products 'Of The Enemy'
- Why X-Rays?
- Risky Music
Later, Coates discovered that, in years gone by, the record he'd purchased at that St Petersburg flea market could have landed him in prison. During the Cold War, certain music, such as jazz and rock 'n' roll, was banned in the Soviet Union. Many forms of music had been censored from the early 1920s until the mid-1980s. "During the second World War...
There were many X-rays circulating in Europe and the USSR after mass testing for tuberculosispost-World War II. These X-rays contained a silver nitrate substance that could pose a potential fire hazard, which is why hospitals wanted to get rid of them. "There had been a couple of big conflagrations in Soviet hospitals. So, the authorities said to t...
While researching for his book Bone Music, Coates met numerous former bootleggers. This included Mikhail Farafanov who had worked as a bootlegger when he was 17. Now in his 80s and living in Moscow, Farafonov explained how he made and sold these records. Farafanov had been a fan of jazz since he was a child so, as soon as he was old enough, he move...
Nov 15, 2022 · Screenplay: Crowe, from an original script and story by Stephen M. Coates. Camera: Aaron McLiskey. Editors: Scott Gray, Matthew Woolley. Music: Matteo Zingales, Antony Partos.
- Dennis Harvey
Stephen M. Coates is known for Poker Face (2022), John Doe: Vigilante (2014) and Snap (2005).
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Nov 16, 2022 · Written by Crowe and Stephen M. Coates, "Poker Face" wants to be an awful lot of different things over the course of a commendably short running time. (It’s an hour and thirty-nine minutes, but the credits start at more like an hour-twenty-eight.)
writer, producer. biography, photo, best movies and TV shows, news, birthday and age. «Strong Hearts Have Scars», «Poker Face» (2022), «Jack's Dad» (2017), «John Doe: Vigilante» (2014), «Snap» (2005)...
Oct 15, 2014 · Dolen and writer Stephen M. Coates give Doe a narrow focus: his targets are obvious malefactors, all male, ranging from paedophiles to sadists.
