Last night, watched Murray Lerner's footage of Bob Dylan at the Newport Folk Festival from 1963-65, the three years when he went from acoustic folk to electric. This was on Channel 13. And (of course) this was the documentary that was included at this year's New York Film Festival (one of the six screenings that i missed).

I also missed "Mr. Warmth: The Don Rickles Project" and on Tuesday night, i watched it on HBO.

Is there a point? Yes, the fact that these documentaries made it to TV and i had a good time watching them, and the theatrical experience (in my opinion) was not necessary.