“LENNONYC” tells the story of Lennon’s move to New York City in 1971 with Yoko Ono, his anti-war activism, the Nixon Administration’s effort to deport him, and the music he made in the last nine years of his life. It features interviews with musicians who worked with Lennon, plus immigration attorney Leon Wildes, photographer Bob Gruen, historian Jon Wiener, and Yoko Ono, who provided never-before-seen home movies. Director/writer: Michael Epstein.
More about Historians in Trouble
Best of Jon Wiener’s Journalism
- “Witness to the Revolution” New York Times Book Review
- Margaret Atwood: The Shocking Relevance of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ The Nation
- Trump's “Art of the Deal” and Roy Cohn: “Always Hit Back” LA Review of Books
- Remembering Gore Vidal The Nation
- Ronald Reagan and Walt Disney: Together at Last. The Nation
- Five Worst Political Books of The Year The Nation
- America, Through a Glass Darkly: The Hofstadter Boom The Nation
- "Big Tobacco and the Historians" The Nation
- Arctic Jews: An Interview with Michael Chabon Dissent
- Cancer, Chemicals and History: When the corporations go after the professors The Nation
- Mark Rudd’s Weatherman Memoir. L.A. Times