In the spring of 1970, Charles Bukowski, then little known, packed his           overnight bag, locked the door of his tumbledown East Hollywood apartment        behind him, and took his first plane ride to the state of Washington to read     at Bellevue Community College. This pioneer reading, his fourth ever, was      videotaped in black and white. While the technical aspects of the film are     shaky, here is Bukowski at the beginning of a great career, reading powerfully and with grit and humor. 60 mins.