I’ve never seen Poto and Cabengo. Always wanted to and it’s not available on any format. I love your massive listing of movie books and there are some I’ve never heard of. Will have to search for some of these in out of print bookshops.

You met Amos Vogel. Lucky. I would have a lot of questions for him. It’s not too late to do an interview. He’s still around but you better hurry. He was born in 1921.

Also, I’ve wanted to so Poto and Cabengo for a while; have you? What did you think?

And thanks for including Film as a Subversive Art. I have never read it, but years ago I was sitting on a park bench in New York reading Rousseau (for a class) and an old man expressed interest in the book. He said he was raised according to Rousseau’s methods in Emile and, when I mentioned that I was a film buff, he introduced himself as…Amos Vogel! (His wife was there too.) He even gave me his business card which had a cartoon of him, carrying a reel of film under one arm. I’m still kicking myself for never having done anything about it…an interview, anything…one of these days…

Thank you for finding it for us!