Easy Riders, Raging Bulls (2003, directed by Kenneth Bowser) 
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0359203/

A documentary on the \"New Holywood\" era in American cinema of the late 1960s - early 1970s. This is only the first part with people speaking (Peter Bogdanovich, Rober Altman, Paul Schrader and others) and there are short film extracts and ilustrations. The second part gets rather boring, as there is no film footage, just people sitting in a black studio and talking, talking, talking. However, if there is interest, I will up it too.

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IMDB comment:

Easy Riders, Raging Bulls chronicles the new wave of filmmakers who revolutionized Hollywood in the late 60\'s and 70\'s. While a lot of the stories are relatively well known (the foreign film influence, the problems with the filming of Jaws, the raising of the bar in terms of the box office gross) the candid commentary from the directors, producers, writers and actors that were involved was extremely enlightening and brutally honest. One story that sticks in my mind in particular is the telling by various people of the \"Malibu Beach Group\" that included Scorsese, Keitel, Spielberg and Paul Schrader among others gathering to party and discuss and debate film. Being a complete film geek, when friends and I get into philosophical discussions about where we would go if we could travel back in time to any moment, my answer has always been to be a production assistant on the set of Citizen Kane. After hearing this story in the documentary, transporting myself back to that scene is a close second. Supplementing these interviews were excellent behind-the-scenes footage that I had never seen of the filmmakers at work, which was absolutely fascinating.

While the documentary skips around according to genre, and not necessarily profiling a single filmmaker at a time, the range of directors presented is admirably wide. The obligatory (and famous) Coppola, Scorsese, Bogdanovch, Lucas and Spielberg are profiled with equal air time as directors who are not household names, like Sam Peckinpah, Arthur Penn and Hal Ashby. This is definitely a great documentary to catch if you want to get some ideas for films that you should watch but don\'t know are out there, as well as see some of the diverse portfolios the more \"commercial\" directors have in their pasts.

Tech stuff:

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