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Silent film histories: The Player of Games – James Card’s “Seductive Cinema”
The first entry in an occasional series in which I look at writings on silent film from a twenty-first-century perspective. As they say, hindsight is 20/20 … James Card was instrumental to the formation of the film archive at George … Continue reading
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Tagged books, film history, film museum, Henri Langlois, James Card, race and film
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