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(62) 7.0 79 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Jay Myself is a movie starring Jay Maisel. Photographer Stephen Wilkes creates an intimate portrait of his mentor, Jay Maisel, as he leaves the 30,000 square foot building in the Bowery that he's inhabited and filled with his...

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Biography, Documentary
Director
Stephen Wilkes
Starring
Jay Maisel

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Genres Biography, Documentary
Director Stephen Wilkes
Writer Josh Alexander
Stars Jay Maisel
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 19 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description Photographer Stephen Wilkes creates an intimate portrait of his mentor, Jay Maisel, as he leaves the 30,000 square foot building in the Bowery that he's inhabited and filled with his eccentric collection of beautiful random objects for the last 40 years - known as 'The Bank.'

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13 customer reviews about documentary «Jay Myself»

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Aaron Rivera
Saturday, 08 Aug 2020 08:33

I just finished watching this film. I'm not a fan of Bill Maher. However, this film brought me to my knees. He was spot on. It is not a documentary. It is a review of a man's life. The documentary covers his life from the time he was an adolescent until he was 50. Bill Maher said, "It is easier to die than to live". This film is the equivalent of a death sentence for his life. The film follows him through his lifetime, and I am sure will leave many people in shock and bewildered. I felt that he was a good man, and I would like to thank him for giving us such a good review. I think this film is going to have an impact on many people. If you don't agree with his views, then that's your problem. If you think that he is a racist, or has no life, then you need to get out and find a better life for yourself. I really think that this film was well put together. It was inspiring. I think that it will be a movie that will be talked about for a long time.
Sarah G.
Wednesday, 05 Aug 2020 20:44

This movie is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. The background music is a must and the editing is superb. I found it very interesting to see how the homeless man lived his life and to see how he changed when he got off of the streets. It was very clear to see how he was able to get to the point where he had a house and then to where he had a good job. This is the type of story that the world should be hearing about and the media should be covering. I think that the audience would also like to see the homeless man's struggles with his children and their lives. The ending was very good and I really enjoyed that.
George C.
Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 21:28

I saw this movie in New York and it blew my mind. I didn't understand what I was hearing in the theater. I would recommend it to anyone who has ever walked out on a movie but this one was a life changer. I heard a lot of people in the theater shaking their heads. I don't know what was happening with them. What was I thinking? I don't even think I've seen that many movies in a row. I loved this movie. This film should be on the big screen for all the world to see. I can't wait until it gets out on DVD. If you're a Bollywood fan, I have another one for you to add to your collection.
Brian Carr
Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 11:58

Sometimes, there is a story that is told that is so unique that it transcends the story itself and takes on the qualities of the original story. A great example is the story of Henry Winterbourne, a writer who had a very unique way of relating his own life story. This particular story is the kind of thing that would have been interesting to see on film, but you can't watch it anymore because it's gone. It's gone because the person who told it is gone. The story itself is gone because it's gone. I'm sure a lot of people, the likes of me, have a love/hate relationship with this film. But I personally think it's an excellent film, and a brilliant piece of filmmaking, both because it's so unique and because of the excellence of the story itself. I will always be grateful that I was able to see this story in a movie theater, because I really wish there were movies like this that we could actually see in our cinema, and I hope it keeps going because if it's here to stay, I think it's going to stay forever. 10/10
Carolyn James
Sunday, 26 Jul 2020 19:43

Great to see a documentary that lets people in the know how much such a huge, fascinating topic as this affects us, the people living it, and how incredibly insightful it is. I felt connected to my mother at the end and was devastated that her physical deterioration was irreversible. This is a major issue, affecting both the Indian and global communities and it is treated in a very interesting, slow-moving way. As a family history expert, I was left asking myself a lot of questions about my mother's life and her incredible contribution to the world. I feel like a lot of people have been influenced by her, and I was glad to see that it was handled with such sensitivity, from a documentary standpoint. It was a very different style, and it made me feel like I was just part of it. The documentary is filled with great footage and amazing interviews with people who have been affected by Alzheimer's and various diseases. This is a really great documentary, that hopefully will be used as an example of what can be done in the future, and how people can start to do something about it. I can't wait to see what they do next.
Bruce Bradley
Tuesday, 21 Jul 2020 19:39

In the recent past, there has been a great deal of research on the history of the 30s and 40s, and the 60s. However, what was missing from this research was a narrative, a true depiction of the lifestyles and times of the people who lived it. Such a film is a must see. It is filled with stunning visuals, amazing interviews and inspiring quotes, all of which contribute to the emotions of the film. "Life is not so bad that it can't be changed, but it's not so good that it can't be changed." -John Lennon
Edward Cooper
Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 08:34

Great documentary. I know the story, I know the aftermath. I lived in and around Baton Rouge, LA. I saw the TV coverage of the violence. I saw the premonition of the incident, and the aftermath. If it wasn't for me seeing this documentary, I probably would have never known this tragic incident. Thank you for letting me share this with others. You have a chance to make a difference. This is the type of story that will probably be made into a film one day. A man named Mitch Daniels. There's the town of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, population 23,000. There's Marjorie Daniels. There's the family of Mitch Daniels. There's the man who owns a store right across the street. He was my brother. There's the pastor who raised me. There's the neighborhood where Mitch grew up. And I watched Mitch's car being pushed off the road. And I saw him in the hospital. And I watched him and I tried to stay as calm as I could, but I couldn't. And I was not able to do that at that moment, when the girl called me from a waiting room. "Please let me in. I've been sitting here for ages waiting." I saw him get out of the hospital and I remember that he was so stunned, he didn't know how to react to this. He was in a lot of pain. But he said to me, "This is really the beginning of something that I'm going to have to live with for the rest of my life. I'm going to have to be a part of it." And that's what I think about when I see the news about this incident. That's what this documentary is about. It's about the people who lived through the tragedy and lived with it. I see the camera work. The camera work was exceptional. I saw it in the T.V. during the news coverage, and it was amazing. The amount of footage that was involved. And I think this was a tough film to make. It was a difficult subject. It's a very controversial subject. People either like it or they don't. There was a lot of mixed reaction from the people I talked to. The thing that I liked about the film was that it gave a voice to the people who lost their loved ones. I heard one man from San Antonio say, "This is an indictment on the United States of America, and the Federal Government." I heard another man from Louisiana say, "It's an indictment on the federal government for allowing this to happen." And I heard one man from Iowa say, "I think it was a cowardly act. I think that the people of Baton Rouge should be ashamed of themselves." I saw one man from New Jersey say, "It's not good for people to think this kind of stuff. It's not good for their children." This is the type of thing that will make people think. I was never one to judge people. I am not a moral person. I'm not
Paul G.
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 19:06

I liked this movie from the beginning. It started off slow and dragged a bit but once it went to the exciting part I was hooked. I liked all the different views of the crew members and the things they did as well. It was a good story. I was kind of scared a bit at first but I had a good time watching it and was actually quite surprised at some of the things they did. I didn't know they had dogs like that on the island. There were a lot of close-ups of the dogs and it was cute, I guess. It was pretty cool watching these guys all grow up so fast, and I enjoyed watching them grow up in the movie. I also liked the way they shot this. It was all really simple, you would never see a real forest or forest animals. It was like a real jungle. The acting was great, and the story is also really interesting. I like that it didn't get too close to the truth, and didn't have many Hollywood stars or special effects. Overall, I thought it was really good. It's a good story, it was pretty fun, and it was a good movie.
Joe Estrada
Friday, 19 Jun 2020 18:41

I'm going to be honest and say that I am a huge fan of Jimmy Carter. I have been following his work since my first visit to South Africa in 1977. I'm a huge fan of his because he is a man who has done a lot for the U.S.A. and not just because of his time as president. I would never vote for him and have never voted for any of his political candidates. I'm also a huge fan of Bill Ayers. I have known Bill since I was in college and was always a big fan of his. I had known of his past as a Communist and his past actions. I have always known that Bill had not been a great president. I was surprised to find out that he was the one who ended the war in Vietnam. I have read many books about him, but this documentary is the most educational and educational I have ever seen. He even has a chapter on his life that was written by his wife and made into a book. In the documentary he talks about how he was a small town boy with a big heart. He has done a lot for the U.S.A. He is someone who really is like a father to his children and the children have been well taken care of. His wife has been the same. They have a beautiful house in the country. They have two beautiful children. His son is 14 and his daughter is 12. He was a great president and he should be proud of that. There are a lot of people out there that don't know who he is and why he is such a great man. I'm not going to lie and say that I'm not a fan of him. I have loved him and I love him and I'm glad that he has made a documentary about his life. It is a really great documentary. I recommend it to anyone that is a fan of this great man. It is really a great documentary.
Elizabeth
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 15:42

It seems that the first 4 films were very good in my opinion. The 5th one seems to be the worst one. I thought they played it too safe. In the 4th film you got to see the real Elvis and it was very touching. In the 5th film you don't get to see that and it was a bit depressing. The 5th film had a bit of a baby sitter feel to it. It felt like the movie makers were trying to make it like it's the last film because they couldn't find a good actor for the film. They should've left the whole 5th film in the past to make it a one time watchable. That being said, I'm not really sure what to think of this one. It's definitely a movie I'm not going to watch again.
Betty P.
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 06:11

I'm not an American, and I don't really understand the French mentality that's almost impossible to express in a two-hour movie, but i loved this film. it tells a very real story about his life. it's not a documentary, and it's not very deep, but it's so close to real life that it makes you cry, it makes you laugh, and it makes you remember everything you ever loved about life, and even more. i'm sad that some people don't see the true meaning of this film. they are probably just looking for some fancy story or some pretty images. it's just a movie, not a documentary, but an honest and touching film that reminds us what makes a happy life. if you are thinking about going on vacation or vacation with your friends and you don't like this film, watch it again, see it again, and then you will see that this film is so close to real life that it makes you happy. this film will make you feel so happy, and it will make you smile every time you watch it.
Stephen Watson
Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 16:43

I enjoyed this movie. It is well made. I was interested in the story, and the people in the story. I liked the visual portrayal of life in the south. There was a lot of racism in the south but it wasn't all that bad. I liked seeing some familiar faces. There was a lot of interesting material that was not presented in a film. I thought the music was appropriate. This is a film that is not the type of film that I would recommend to the average person to see, but it is good nonetheless. The director, Doug Jacobson, who directed The Wire, is a great filmmaker. He creates an interesting and realistic portrait of the south, as if we are living it. I have seen a few movies about people who were abused as children, but this is the first time I have seen one that is about people who were abused as children. I like the acting of the cast and the direction and the film. I would recommend this movie to people who are interested in the south.
Vincent Thomas
Sunday, 03 May 2020 05:57

In the film I think in addition to being a great cinematographer, Stanley Kramer was a great filmmaker, and that the public also enjoy a film that brings out the very best of the human spirit. For myself personally, I think that the film is almost unfair to Kramer. I think the film should have focused more on Kramer's own personal life and would have gone more into his career as a director, as it is now, than on his artistic aspirations. However, it is still a great documentary and one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. For Kramer fans, I have to give this film a recommendation. For the rest of the people who enjoy to see a man do something extraordinary, this is a must see. I think everyone should give this film a chance, and enjoy the two hours and thirty minutes of entertainment that is "Myself".
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