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American cinema [supplementary programs]
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- "Three segments deal with how a film scene is shot [Film language], how a film is analyzed and criticized [Writing and thinking about film], and what the state of the Hollywood film is today [Classical Hollywood today]. The second segment includes interviews with J. Hoberman, John Sayles and E. Ann Kaplan discussing Fritz Lang's film noir, Scarlet Street; and the third segment is a discussion among Annette Insdorf, Paul Schrader, Joan Micklin Silver, James Toback and Whit Stillman."
- "Videos located at Circulation Desk."
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- "History"
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- "American cinema [supplementary programs]"
- "American cinema"