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Notes from the Telluride Film Festival
September 13, 2015
By Mary Beth Haralovich
Tags: Battle of the Century, Beasts of No Nation, Carol, cinema, Danny Boyle, Die Niebelungen, Eddie Cayhono, Eric Khoo, Fritz Lang, He Named Me Malala, Ixcanul, Jafar Panahi, Jayra Bustamente, Laurel and Hardy, L’inhumaine, Marcel L’Herbier, Paolo Cherchi Usai, Participant Media, Peter Sellars, Picture, Pierre Rissient, Rachel Kushner, Siti, Spotlight, Steve Jobs, Taxi, Telluride Film Festival, Todd Haynes
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September 22, 2010
By Mary Beth Haralovich
An intersection of civil rights and women’s rights is woven through this episode about women’s voices.
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Tags: civil rights, Mad Men, Peggy, women
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