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Movie Lovers We Love: From Sirk to Zeitlin, Robin Holland Trains Her Camera on the Greatest Film Directors
Douglas Sirk, NYC
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Wim Wenders, Salzburg, Austria
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Paul Bartel, Divine, producer, publicist and Tab Hunter’s boyfriend, NYC
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Eric Rohmer, Paris
Errol Morris and his son Hamilton, NYC
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Todd Haynes and Christian Bale, NYC
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Werner Herzog
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Bella Sirkin | October 15, 2012 11:53 AM
Bravo, Indiewire! Any film lover has equally loved Robin Holland's portraits for years. This is an issue worth saving.