<div>Filmmaker Amos Poe was recently diagnosed with a rare, aggressive cancer that has left him too weak to continue working. Following a recent barrage of testing, a treatment plan is finally coming together. His family and friends are hoping for the best while knowing the road to recovery will be a long and grueling one.
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<div>The costs of care and testing leading up to treatment have been astronomical, even with insurance. The treatment itself and the aftercare will be nearly insurmountable without all of our help.
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<div>Amos is a father and grandfather, a brother and a husband—he’s a movie maker, a screenwriter, a storyteller and an artist. He’s been an integral part of the downtown community since the mid 1970’s where he not only helped shape the Punk scene that was exploding on the Bowery but chronicled that moment in New York City’s history. His legendary films—The Blank Generation, arguably the first Punk film, along with Unmade Beds, The Foreigner and Subway Riders—established his reputation as an avatar of a new, Neo No Wave of filmmaking. His filmography is vast and his later films, Alphabet City and Frogs for Snakes, were spun from his groundbreaking earlier work.
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<div>Amos’s love of the French filmmaker Jean Luc Godard and the Nouvelle Vague is evidenced by the sweet irony of Unmade Beds, his homage to Godard’s Breathless. That seminal work along with his love of the Italian Masters of film and Classic Hollywood cinema, kept him inspired and constantly working.
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<div>Now, for the moment, Amos needs to pause. He needs to take time and get through this.
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<div>Amos Poe is our friend and right now he needs all of us.
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<div>Thank you all so much,
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<div>Claudia, Amos and Team Amos
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<div>Richard Boch
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<div>Lisa Rosen
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<div>Cynthia Sley
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<div>Phoebe Fitch
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<div>As we continue to raise funds for Amos Poe’s care and treatment, we would like to thank everyone who has contributed so far. The love and generosity that you’ve shown and continue to show has been remarkable and we all know that Amos is incredibly grateful for the overwhelming support. 
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<div>We’ll be posting updates about Amos as soon as we have news—and remember—this will be a long road and together we can make a real difference. We’re all part of Team Amos!
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<div>Please share our GFM fundraising drive, and again, thank you all so much.
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