I’ve been a movie lover for as long as I can remember. My father loved movies (especially horror films!) and he passed his deep affection for them on to me. When I was just a kid my dad and I spent many weekends watching movies together on our old television and every Saturday night my dad would take my mom and I to the local drive-in to see a double feature.
I grew up on a steady diet of Horror films, James Bond, spaghetti westerns, American musicals and Japanese monster movies. As I got older my interest in cinema expanded into areas like Italian Neorealism and the French, British & Japanese New Wave. I’ve always had a special fondness for ’60s and ’70s era films so that’s what I focus on here at Cinebeats.
When I started attending college in the late ’80s I concentrated on film studies, but due to various circumstances I left college before graduating and started working full-time. Since then I’ve occasionally dabbled in freelance writing for small press magazines and zines like Propaganda, Comic Culture, Morbid Outlook and Fashion Doll Quarterly while spending my free time taking photos, making art, reading books and watching lots of movies.
Blogging is a sort of hobby for me and it offers me the opportunity to share my life-long interest in cinema with others. I don’t often waste time writing about movies I dislike even though there are plenty. There are not enough free hours in the day for me to write about the movies I like so I prefer to spend my free time writing about little known gems, as well as actors and directors who I respect in an effort to expand their audiences.
Recently I wrote the liner notes for Harkit Records CD release of John Barry’s soundtrack for the film Boom! (1968) and contributed program notes on John Boorman’s film Point Blank (1967) for The 2008 Woodstock Film Festival program. My blog is updated whenever I have some free time.
Thanks for visiting Cinebeats and I hope you’ll enjoy my random musings about the movies I love and the people who make them!
- Kimberly Lindbergs (Writer & Site Designer)
Contact: kimberly@cinebeats.com
My personal site: kimberlylindbergs.com

LEARN MORE ABOUT ME:
• Interviewed by Film In Focus
• Interviewed by Detour Magazine
• Interviewed by DVD Panache
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Timoteo says; June 16, 2009 @ 3:28 pm
Stumbled across your blog–wonderful discovery!
I’m a big Claude Lelouch fan–have you seen his film from late 60’s–possibly early 70’s–entitled “The Crook?” (don’t remember the original French title). Would like to find that one if I can.
Kimberly Lindbergs says; June 23, 2009 @ 6:26 am
Thank you Timoteo! Indeed I have seen The Crook (I am a big fan of the film’s star Jean-Louis Trintignant) but I’m ashamed to say that I’ve only seen one other Claude Lelouch film (Les misérables w/Belmondo). I believe The Crook is available on DVD if you check Amazon.com
If you have suggestions for other Claude Lelouch films I should see, please feel free to recommend them!
mark stevens says; October 21, 2009 @ 2:44 am
Love your blog,much good luck for the future. Mark x