The docu draws on the high drama of the times it covers. Described in an early radio program as “friend of the friendless, champion of the abandoned and advocate of the alienated,” Fass has been doing ...

New York-based distributor Kino Lorber has acquired the North American rights to a documentary about radio personality Bob Fass, called Radio Unnameable (pictured). With a North American theatrical ...

We’re very happy to exclusively premiere the trailer to Paul Lovelace and Jessica Wolfson’s buzz doc Radio Unnameable, a portrait of the legendary late-night radio DJ Bob Fass. The film, which ...

Paul Lovelace and Jessica Wolfson's documentary follows New Yorker Bob Fass, host of a long-running NYC radio show. By THR Staff Radio Unnameable - H 2012 Starting in 1963, New Yorker Bob Fass hosted ...

Deejay Bob Fass of WBAI in New York, from the documentary "Radio Unnameable." In the decades before talk radio became formatted and fractious, Bob Fass hosted a midnight show on New York's WBAI called ...

This is one—and probably the more rewarding—way of looking at the subject of this documentary, Radio Unnameable, a New York City public-radio program that had its moment in the sun between the ...

Bob Fass, who hosted the influential New York City radio show Radio Unnameable for more than 50 years, died on Saturday in North Carolina at age 87. His death was confirmed by his wife Lynn. His late ...

Today Kino Lorber releases Paul Lovelace and Jessica Wolfson’s documentary Radio Unnameable, starting with an exclusive run at Film Forum in New York City. The following interview was originally ...

Beginning in 1963, Bob Fass’ freeform radio show, “Radio Unnameable” aired in the anything-goes nocturne of midnight to 5 a.m. on New York’s WBAI FM, taking calls from lonelyhearts and conspiracy ...

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