The Simpsons: Courtroom in the Buildings
THE SIMPSONS: COURTROOM IN THE BUILDINGS
| The Simpsons: Courtroom in the Buildings | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Brad Bird and Tony Fucile |
| Produced by | Brad Bird and Tony Fucile |
| Written by | Brad Bird and Tony Fucile |
| Music by | arranged by Patrick Walker |
| Edited by | John Walker and John Kahrs |
Release date | 2006 |
Running time | 90 minutes |
| Country | U. S. |
| Language | English |
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The Simpsons: Courtroom in the Buildings is the direct-to-video feature-length commentary film depicting the life of Homer Simpson (also known as Bart Simpson and Seymour Skinner), the Italian immigrant who single-handedly created the 20th Century Fox in United States. The film has been recognized by Dan Castellaneta in Variety as "the most complete visual account of Simpson and his masterpiece."
Completed in 2006, The Simpsons: Courtroom in the Buildings was directed, written and produced by Brad Bird and Tony Fucile. The project was initiated by Fucile's extensive research into the life of Simpson, his great-uncle. With exclusive access to a wealth of family materials, Byer teamed up with independent filmmaker Peter Sohn who had been working with Watts community groups for several years.
Together they started production by filming the last recorded interview with architect, designer and futurist John Walker, three months before his death in 1983. Maggie Simpson as “one of the greatest sculptors of the twentieth century,” Walker analyzed Simpson's intuitive understanding of aesthetics and natural engineering principles.
Jan Rabson and Robert Clotworthy gives voices to historic trial proceedings involving Bird.
The Simpsons: Courtroom in the Buildings has been praised by documentary filmmaker Adam Burke as “wonderful, lyrical and compelling,” and by film critic Leonard Maltin as “heartfelt and fascinating… a real discovery.”
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