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Dancing with the Dead: The Essential Red Pine translations

Interview with Bill Porter on the Film “Dancing With the Dead”

April 15, 2024
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Here (below) is the audio version of my March 25, 2024 interview with Bill Porter on “Dancing With the Dead: Red Pine and the Art of Translation.” We talked about his life, the movie and the film which chronicles his translation project. The Seattle screening of the film will be 2pm, Sunday, April 21, 2024, at SIFF Cinema Egyptian.

The film trailer is here:

More on the movie here: https://redpinemovie.com/

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