James Dickey--Lord Let Me Die, but Not Die Out
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Uses footage from a three-week speaking tour to reveal the thoughts and feelings of American poet James Dickey. Presents several of Dickey's poems, including "Looking for the Buckhead Boys" and "For the Last Wolverine." Shows Dickey encountering people from various lifestyles, and includes a conversation between Dickey and Pulitzer Prize winning poet, Robert Lowell. Uses strong language coupled with drinking scenes.
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