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FairyX

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I have seen Naked Lunch, and I love reading books by Burroughs, Kerouac and so on.

Is there any other movie made from their books, or about them, that I should see?
 
What a great era. Naked Lunch was made into a film which was quite different from the book.
 
Ginsberg's Howl, is the epitome of the era. Obviously On The Road, and I do recommend the book of Naked Lunch, the movie can never do such a... unconventional work of literature justice. I don't know if Salinger's Catcher in the Rye counts as part of this generation, but for some reason I thought of it.
catch
 
Catcher in the Rye was written around the same time. 1951 I believe but I'm not sure if its considered from the beat generation.
 
the beat generation: an american dream
thot-fal'n
junky's christmas
pull my daisy

look for other ginsberg film under rabbi buddha
 
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