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A journey that took her from Harlem to Hell and back again. You get to see a look at how money doesn't buy you happiness, but how it can help people follow their loves. This film is the result of a ten year search to solve the puzzle of Pannonica. Good music & an interesting bit of Jazz history See high school TV and movie icons then and now, from "Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Hannah R. made a splendid documentary. Use the HTML below.
Review. Select your address She was a British Rothschild, her family rich, powerful, influential.
Ce film n'est pas "absolument" parfait non pas du fait de la réalisatrice, mais à cause des réticences perceptibles de beaucoup (pas tous) des témoins interrogés. Nannies, servants, governesses and chauffeurs attended her when she was a child.
It is well done and certainly worth buying to keep in your Jazz collection. No es una obra maestra del documental, pero sí un acercamiento interesante a una relación interesantísima, la de la baronesa Nika de Koenigswater, de los Rotschild, con el submundo jazzero de Manhattan.
What a fascinating story this is of the Jazz Baroness it is one of those recordings you need to watch a few times.
Contemporary filmmaker Hannah Rothschild tries to uncover the love story between the jazz genius Thelonious Monk and her great aunt Baroness Panonnica Rothschild. I love this documentary because it delves into civil rights on all sides and how even tho you may be a part of one of the most important families it doesn't matter where, who or what you love, love can concur all. She was a British Rothschild, her family rich, powerful, influential.
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The documentary uses private family papers, rare archive, original recordings and location filming to evocatively recreate the extraordinary life and times of the Jazz Baroness. I very much enjoyed this well-produced documentary about a very interesting British woman who used her wealth and position to the benefit of many of the greatest jazz musicians of her time.
Helen Mirren reads Pannonica's words and Sonny Rollins, Quincy Jones, TS Monk junior, Roy Haynes, Curtis Fuller, The Duchess of Devonshire and other luminaries tell their side of the story. Was this review helpful to you? It also analyses reviews to verify trustworthiness.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Film-maker Hannah Rothschild's story of her eccentric great-aunt Pannonica, New York's bebop jazz baroness. She went to prison for him and gave up everything familiar.
Nannies, servants, governesses and chauffeurs attended her when she was a child.
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Try again. There are a dozen or so interviews with important jazz musicians, and many of the "out-takes" from these interviews are included as "extras." Pour cet exploit, elle fut tout à la fois rejetée et enviée. Nica, the jazz baroness, grew up in a sheltered pastoral world far from the mean streets of American jazz. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon.
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A journey that took her from Harlem to Hell and back again. You get to see a look at how money doesn't buy you happiness, but how it can help people follow their loves. This film is the result of a ten year search to solve the puzzle of Pannonica. Good music & an interesting bit of Jazz history See high school TV and movie icons then and now, from "Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Hannah R. made a splendid documentary. Use the HTML below.
Review. Select your address She was a British Rothschild, her family rich, powerful, influential.
Ce film n'est pas "absolument" parfait non pas du fait de la réalisatrice, mais à cause des réticences perceptibles de beaucoup (pas tous) des témoins interrogés. Nannies, servants, governesses and chauffeurs attended her when she was a child.
It is well done and certainly worth buying to keep in your Jazz collection. No es una obra maestra del documental, pero sí un acercamiento interesante a una relación interesantísima, la de la baronesa Nika de Koenigswater, de los Rotschild, con el submundo jazzero de Manhattan.
What a fascinating story this is of the Jazz Baroness it is one of those recordings you need to watch a few times.
Contemporary filmmaker Hannah Rothschild tries to uncover the love story between the jazz genius Thelonious Monk and her great aunt Baroness Panonnica Rothschild. I love this documentary because it delves into civil rights on all sides and how even tho you may be a part of one of the most important families it doesn't matter where, who or what you love, love can concur all. She was a British Rothschild, her family rich, powerful, influential.
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The documentary uses private family papers, rare archive, original recordings and location filming to evocatively recreate the extraordinary life and times of the Jazz Baroness. I very much enjoyed this well-produced documentary about a very interesting British woman who used her wealth and position to the benefit of many of the greatest jazz musicians of her time.
Helen Mirren reads Pannonica's words and Sonny Rollins, Quincy Jones, TS Monk junior, Roy Haynes, Curtis Fuller, The Duchess of Devonshire and other luminaries tell their side of the story. Was this review helpful to you? It also analyses reviews to verify trustworthiness.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Film-maker Hannah Rothschild's story of her eccentric great-aunt Pannonica, New York's bebop jazz baroness. She went to prison for him and gave up everything familiar.
Nannies, servants, governesses and chauffeurs attended her when she was a child.
But why?
Try again. There are a dozen or so interviews with important jazz musicians, and many of the "out-takes" from these interviews are included as "extras." Pour cet exploit, elle fut tout à la fois rejetée et enviée. Nica, the jazz baroness, grew up in a sheltered pastoral world far from the mean streets of American jazz. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon.
She didn’t go to school or mix with other children outside her social class. Please try againSorry, we failed to record your vote.
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A journey that took her from Harlem to Hell and back again. You get to see a look at how money doesn't buy you happiness, but how it can help people follow their loves. This film is the result of a ten year search to solve the puzzle of Pannonica. Good music & an interesting bit of Jazz history See high school TV and movie icons then and now, from "Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Hannah R. made a splendid documentary. Use the HTML below.
Review. Select your address She was a British Rothschild, her family rich, powerful, influential.
Ce film n'est pas "absolument" parfait non pas du fait de la réalisatrice, mais à cause des réticences perceptibles de beaucoup (pas tous) des témoins interrogés. Nannies, servants, governesses and chauffeurs attended her when she was a child.
It is well done and certainly worth buying to keep in your Jazz collection. No es una obra maestra del documental, pero sí un acercamiento interesante a una relación interesantísima, la de la baronesa Nika de Koenigswater, de los Rotschild, con el submundo jazzero de Manhattan.
What a fascinating story this is of the Jazz Baroness it is one of those recordings you need to watch a few times.
Contemporary filmmaker Hannah Rothschild tries to uncover the love story between the jazz genius Thelonious Monk and her great aunt Baroness Panonnica Rothschild. I love this documentary because it delves into civil rights on all sides and how even tho you may be a part of one of the most important families it doesn't matter where, who or what you love, love can concur all. She was a British Rothschild, her family rich, powerful, influential.
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The documentary uses private family papers, rare archive, original recordings and location filming to evocatively recreate the extraordinary life and times of the Jazz Baroness. I very much enjoyed this well-produced documentary about a very interesting British woman who used her wealth and position to the benefit of many of the greatest jazz musicians of her time.
Helen Mirren reads Pannonica's words and Sonny Rollins, Quincy Jones, TS Monk junior, Roy Haynes, Curtis Fuller, The Duchess of Devonshire and other luminaries tell their side of the story. Was this review helpful to you? It also analyses reviews to verify trustworthiness.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Film-maker Hannah Rothschild's story of her eccentric great-aunt Pannonica, New York's bebop jazz baroness. She went to prison for him and gave up everything familiar.
Nannies, servants, governesses and chauffeurs attended her when she was a child.
But why?
Try again. There are a dozen or so interviews with important jazz musicians, and many of the "out-takes" from these interviews are included as "extras." Pour cet exploit, elle fut tout à la fois rejetée et enviée. Nica, the jazz baroness, grew up in a sheltered pastoral world far from the mean streets of American jazz. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon.
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She was a British Rothschild, her family rich, powerful, influential.
She didn’t go to school or mix with other children outside her social class. The Rothschild family is somewhat unknown to the American people, but the touch that Micca(sp) put towards using her money and fame towards helping people who are denied racially, people who have drug or alcohol problems, and she looked past that and put her wealth towards the good of a better cause.
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Directed by Hannah Rothschild.
From February 2008. She didn’t go to school or mix with other children outside her social class.
I Loved it. Excellent and authoritative with additional interviews from some of the great names in jazz
In the Eastwood-produced film Thelonious Monk: Straight, No Chaser (1988) she is seen in library footage and heard in an interview. This film whirls its audience into a vortex of clashing, yet interconnected, worlds. She found him and this is the extraordinary account of what happened next. Please try again I've seen the Johnson & Johnson heir's film as a behind the scenes look at how the other side lives. Helen Mirren is the voice of the Jazz Baroness and Sonny Rollins, TS Monk Junior, The Duchess of Devonshire, Quincy Jones, Lord Rothschild, Roy Haynes, Chico Hamilton help recreate her story. I have been a fan of Thelonious Monk for many years and have many recordings of him.
Spoiled kids with no conscious of what's going on around them. Cette petite nièce de la grande Nica a tenté de reconstituer l'histoire de sa tante à travers, malgré, ou à cause, des non-dits qui l'entourent : sulfureuse, cette femme le fut, qui tenta - et réussit - à échapper au corset de fer de "l'art de vivre" de la haute aristocratie anglaise. The documentary uses private family papers, rare archive, original recordings and location filming to evocatively recreate the extraordinary life and times of the Jazz Baroness. 4 of 8 people found this review helpful. Choose an adventure below and discover your next favorite movie or TV show.Keep track of everything you watch; tell your friends.
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A journey that took her from Harlem to Hell and back again. You get to see a look at how money doesn't buy you happiness, but how it can help people follow their loves. This film is the result of a ten year search to solve the puzzle of Pannonica. Good music & an interesting bit of Jazz history See high school TV and movie icons then and now, from "Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Hannah R. made a splendid documentary. Use the HTML below.
Review. Select your address She was a British Rothschild, her family rich, powerful, influential.
Ce film n'est pas "absolument" parfait non pas du fait de la réalisatrice, mais à cause des réticences perceptibles de beaucoup (pas tous) des témoins interrogés. Nannies, servants, governesses and chauffeurs attended her when she was a child.
It is well done and certainly worth buying to keep in your Jazz collection. No es una obra maestra del documental, pero sí un acercamiento interesante a una relación interesantísima, la de la baronesa Nika de Koenigswater, de los Rotschild, con el submundo jazzero de Manhattan.
What a fascinating story this is of the Jazz Baroness it is one of those recordings you need to watch a few times.
Contemporary filmmaker Hannah Rothschild tries to uncover the love story between the jazz genius Thelonious Monk and her great aunt Baroness Panonnica Rothschild. I love this documentary because it delves into civil rights on all sides and how even tho you may be a part of one of the most important families it doesn't matter where, who or what you love, love can concur all. She was a British Rothschild, her family rich, powerful, influential.
Strongly recommended. Show more We use cookies and similar tools to enhance your shopping experience, to provide our services, understand how customers use our services so we can make improvements, and display ads.
The documentary uses private family papers, rare archive, original recordings and location filming to evocatively recreate the extraordinary life and times of the Jazz Baroness. I very much enjoyed this well-produced documentary about a very interesting British woman who used her wealth and position to the benefit of many of the greatest jazz musicians of her time.
Helen Mirren reads Pannonica's words and Sonny Rollins, Quincy Jones, TS Monk junior, Roy Haynes, Curtis Fuller, The Duchess of Devonshire and other luminaries tell their side of the story. Was this review helpful to you? It also analyses reviews to verify trustworthiness.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Film-maker Hannah Rothschild's story of her eccentric great-aunt Pannonica, New York's bebop jazz baroness. She went to prison for him and gave up everything familiar.
Nannies, servants, governesses and chauffeurs attended her when she was a child.
But why?
Try again. There are a dozen or so interviews with important jazz musicians, and many of the "out-takes" from these interviews are included as "extras." Pour cet exploit, elle fut tout à la fois rejetée et enviée. Nica, the jazz baroness, grew up in a sheltered pastoral world far from the mean streets of American jazz. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon.
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