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Man in custody, another in critical condition after shooting in Canyon Lake
Brandon Michael Cramer, 27, is charged with aggravated assault-family violence
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Brandon Michael Cramer was booked into the Comal County Jail on a charge of aggravated assault on July 9, 2021. (Comal County)
A Comal County man was arrested on Friday after an early morning shooting at a home in Canyon Lake.
Brandon Michael Cramer, 27, is charged with aggravated assault-family violence, a felony.
Comal County Sheriff’s Office deputies were called just after 6:30 Friday morning to the 1000 block of Real Lane for reports that a man had been shot. The residence is located off FM 306 on the east side of the lake.
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Join New Canaan Library for a Movements in Cinema talk as Michael Cramer, Professor of Film History at Sarah Lawrence College, presents the lecture “Making a New Hollywood,” a period defined by a seismic shift in filmmaking. This lecture, with film clips and images, is part of the Library’s cultural series,” Movements in Cinema,” and will take place via live webinar on Tuesday, May 18 at 7 PM EST. Zoom sign in information will be provided upon registration at newcanaanlibrary.org.
By the second half of the 1960s, film attendance in the United States had declined drastically from its post-war peak, and Hollywood studios were in poor financial shape. This crisis of the film industry, however, opened the way for far more experimental and unconventional films to be made, as the industry began to turn its attention to connecting to a youth audience and producing lower-budget films. Thus began the so-called “New Hollywood,” a period in which innovative, envelope-pushing film
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Join New Canaan Library for a
Movements in Cinema talk as Michael Cramer, Professor of Film History at Sarah Lawrence College, presents the lecture “Making a New Hollywood,” a period defined by a seismic shift in filmmaking. This lecture, with film clips and images, is part of the Library’s cultural series,” Movements in Cinema,” and will take place via live webinar on Tuesday, May 18 at 7 PM EST. Zoom sign in information will be provided upon registration at newcanaanlibrary.org.
By the second half of the 1960s, film attendance in the United States had declined drastically from its post-war peak, and Hollywood studios were in poor financial shape. This crisis of the film industry, however, opened the way for far more experimental and unconventional films to be made, as the industry began to turn its attention to connecting to a youth audience and producing lower-budget films. Thus began the so-called New Hollywood, a period in which i