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The Surprises that Quiet Epiphanies Can Present to the Attentive Wanderer: Jim Gavin’s ‘Middle Men’

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 / 10 February 2013
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‘American Pop’… Matters: Ron Thompson, the Illustrated Man Unsung

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 / 1 August 2012
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‘Full Service’: Shenanigans from Film’s Golden Age

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 / 6 March 2012
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‘French Cinema’ Is a Tangled, Rumpled Jumble of a History

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 / 11 August 2011
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Cirulnick & Manpearl have their Shootout with Legend

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 / 11 August 2011
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Laura Huxley Has Her Say About Laura Huxley in ‘Huxley on Huxley’

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 / 3 August 2010
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‘The Starlet’: Wishing, Fervently, for a World Without Fanny Packs

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 / 20 July 2010
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A Murder Mystery From the Early Days of Cinema

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 / 18 May 2010
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Marina & The Diamonds: The Family Jewels

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 / 11 April 2010
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High Society: The Life of Grace Kelly by Donald Spoto

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 / 10 February 2010
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The Hills: Season Five

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 / 8 October 2009
‘Imaginary Witness: Hollywood and the Holocaust’
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‘Imaginary Witness: Hollywood and the Holocaust’

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 / 5 February 2009

Imaginary Witness: Hollywood and the Holocaust asserts that only films will remain to bear witness to the Holocaust, and Hollywood bears responsibility for educating and reminding the world about this epochal moment in history.