it Through the Grapevine' (1982), in which writer James Baldwin revisits the deep south to reexamine the scenes of civil rights strife in the sixties and 'Art Blakey: The Jazz Messenger' (1989). Fontaine is the father, with Pat Hartley, of writer, music critic and editor Smokey Fontaine. In 1993 Dick Fontaine started a film production course at New York's School of Visual Arts, and since 1995 he has run the prestigious Documentary Department at the postgraduate National Film and Television School (NFTS), where graduates he has worked with include Nick Broomfield, Kim Longinotto, as well as a younger generation of documentarists such as Simon Chambers, Sandhya Suri, Daniel Vernon, Sam Blair and George Amponsah. Selected films The Face On the Cover (1964) Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! AKA Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, New York Meets the Beatles (1964) Madam Six (1965) Temporary Person Passing Through (1965) Don't Mrs Worthington (1966) Tati in the Traffic (1966) Who's Crazy? AKA David, Moffett & Ornette (1966) Heroes (1967) Sound??? (1967) Will the Real Norman Mailer Please Stand Up! (1967) Who Is Sonny Rollins? (1968) Who Is Victor Vasarely? (1968) The Other Guys Are the Joke (1970) Double Pisces Scorpio Rising (1971) Death of a Revolutionary (1972) Who Killed Cock Robin? (1974) A Famous Soldier (1976) I Heard It Through the Grapevine (1980) Beat This! A Hip Hop-History (1984) Bombin''' (1986)Art Blakey: The Jazz Messenger (1987)Cleo Sings Sondheim (1988)New York Law (1989)Betty Carter: New All the Time (1994)Sonny Rollins - Beyond The Notes '' (2012) References External links An introduction of documentary film by Dick Fontaine (in traditional Chinese, written by Shih-Lun CHANG) "Dick Fontaine: 5 Records That Changed My Life", 26 April 2013. English documentary filmmakers Living people Year of birth missing (living people)