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Catching Up With Chaplin, 3-D, Hitchcock And More
So many movie-buff discoveries, links, DVD releases and publications cross my desk that it’s not possible to keep up with them all, but I’d like to try catching up a bit. Let’s start with a Charlie Chaplin radio documentary. I don’t know how it escaped my notice for almost two years, but BBC radio i...
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Hollywood Snapshots, 90 Years Ago
The National Film Preservation Board continues to post newly-restored silent films online from the cache of long-unseen titles held by the New Zealand Film Archive. One of the latest is 'Hollywood Snapshots' (1922), a rudimentary travelogue that purports to show a farmer from the “sticks” taking a t...
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John Huston’s “LIGHT” Online
Striking a blow for film preservation, and widespread access to films once they are properly restored, the National Film Preservation Foundation is now streaming John Huston’s long-suppressed 1946 documentary 'Let There Be Light' on its website.
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