George Kuchar

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George Kuchar was an influential American underground filmmaker and artist known for his campy, low-budget melodramas that helped define New York’s avant-garde cinema scene in the 1960s and beyond.

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George Kuchar canonical 4
George Andrew Kuchar 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artist
film director
person
screenwriter
teacher
underground filmmaker
collaboratedWith Mike Kuchar
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1942-08-31
dateOfDeath 2011-09-06
educatedAt School of Industrial Art
familyName Kuchar
fieldOfWork experimental film
underground cinema
fullName George Andrew Kuchar
linked to: George Kuchar
genre camp
melodrama
underground film
givenName George
influenced John Waters
underground filmmakers in the United States
languageOfWork English
movement avant-garde cinema
underground film
nationality American
notableFor campy low-budget melodramas
influence on New York’s avant-garde cinema scene
underground films made in New York in the 1960s
notableWork Hold Me While I’m Naked
The Devil’s Cleavage
Thundercrack!
occupation actor
artist
filmmaker
screenwriter
teacher
placeOfBirth New York City
The Bronx
placeOfDeath California
San Francisco
sibling Mike Kuchar
style camp aesthetics
low-budget production
parodic melodrama
taughtAt San Francisco Art Institute
twin Mike Kuchar
workLocation New York City
San Francisco

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George Kuchar fullName George Andrew Kuchar
linked to: George Kuchar
Mike Kuchar sibling George Kuchar
Mike Kuchar hasTwin George Kuchar
Mike Kuchar collaboratedWith George Kuchar