Superego Sampler: Irvin Kershner
Irvin Kershner 1
Irvin Kershner 2
Irvin Kershner 3
DIAGNOSIS: Anecdotal Personality Disorder
CASE HISTORY: A graduate of the University of Southern California film school, Irvin Kershner began his career in 1950, producing documentaries for the U.S. Information Service in the Middle East. He turned to television in the 1950s, directing and photographing a series of documentaries called Confidential File. Kershner was one of the directors given his first break by producer Roger Corman, for whom he shot Stakeout on Dope Street. The main theme that runs through many of Kershner’s films is social alienation and human weaknesses – although his biggest commercial success was the sci-fi blockbuster Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back. And also, man that guy will tell a story.
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Superego: Episode 1:9
CASE STUDIES: Oh, most everybody. These findings are presented unedited for the science community at large.
RELEASE DATE: November 1, 2006
Irvin Kershner
DIAGNOSIS: Anecdotal Personality Disorder
CASE HISTORY: A graduate of the University of Southern California film school, Irvin Kershner began his career in 1950, producing documentaries for the U.S. Information Service in the Middle East. He turned to television in the 1950s, directing and photographing a series of documentaries called Confidential File. Kershner was one of the directors given his first break by producer Roger Corman, for whom he shot Stakeout on Dope Street. The main theme that runs through many of Kershner’s films is social alienation and human weaknesses – although his biggest commercial success was the sci-fi blockbuster Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back. And also, man that guy will tell a story.
Superego: Episode 1:4
CASE STUDIES: Shunt McGuppin, Mutt Taylor, Irvin Kershner, CHA L8 KRU, Bruce “The Throat” Hume and Ed “The Inflection” Olivas, Nick Nolte, and the Reverends Merlin Escondante Daniels and Allard H. Mundy Jr.
RELEASE DATE: June 1, 2006