A conversation with director Howard Hawks (1977) - w/ English Subtitles
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A conversation with director Howard Hawks (1977) - w/ English Subtitles
English subtitles available by pressing the CC button. Howard Hawks discusses his career with filmmaker Hans-Christoph Blumenberg. The documentary uses footage from a lengthy interview that was conducted at the director's home in Palm Springs, California, in November 1977. For educational purposes only. Non-commercial purposes.
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