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November 20th, 2008
Resources
BIBLIOGRAPHIES:
European and U.S. Film History and Genres
Memoirs, Autobiographies, and Novelizations
GERMAN FILM HISTORY LINKS:
Deutsche Kinemathek - Museum for Film and Television, Berlin
The German-Hollywood Connection
CineGraph: Gleanings from the History of German-Language Cinema
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I have seen the movie on Jan 1st and think it is extremely well done. I grew up in the 30-40’s and all those names of actors, direcors , writers are so familiar to me as a movie buff to this day. I would like to know how I might purchase a copy of the print?
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01/02/2009 :: 02:52:27 PM
Claude McDonald Says:
I have seen the movied on Jan 1st and think it is extremely well done. I grew up in the 30-40’s and all those names of actors, direcors , writers are so familiar to me as a movied buff to this day. I would like to know how I might purchase a copy of the print?