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Description: "Big Sur: The Way It Was" is the first documentary made of Big Sur, it's natural beauty, artistic community, and counterculture ways. It includes interviews with writers, artists and intellectuals, such as Henry Miller, Eric Barker, Emil White, Harry Dick Ross, and Ephraim Donner as well as hippies, musicians, bikers, hitchhikers, tourists and your every-day rugged individualists who call Big Sur home. It was filmed and produced by Robert Blaisdell, a native filmmaker of the Monterey Peninsula, who shot the footage of Big Sur and its inhabitants throughout the 1960s. Film can has Robert Blaisdell label on it: "Robert Blaisdell Productions P.O. Box 200 Carmel, California 93921"