Archive for tag: Jill Clayburgh

Review: An Unmarried Woman

21 July, 2010 (09:29) | by Robert C. Cumbow, Film Reviews | By: Robert C. Cumbow

[Originally published in Movietone News 58-59, August 1978] This is the first Paul Mazursky film I’ve really liked. I haven’t seen them all, but what I have thought of Mazursky until now had a lot to do with the kind of people and topics he makes films about, and with his frustratingly ambivalent view toward [...]

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Bertolucci’s “Luna”: The Surrealist’s Stratagem

4 November, 2009 (17:36) | by Peter Hogue | By: Peter Hogue

By Peter Hogue and Marion Bronson [Originally published in Movietone News 64-65, March 1980] Luna is just a word, a magic word, by means of which everyone can project his or her own dream. The moon, of course, is a very rich symbol, but the only reference to it I‘d accept is the simplest one: [...]

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