Introduction To The Study Of The Moving Image

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	"An Involved and Intelliegent Approach to The History of Film, Crammed Full Of Sizzling Pic's and Your Favorite Flicks."

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	"Film isn't Just a Few Pretty Faces Dancing Around In Front of The Lens. Realise Its More and This Book Shall Guide You All The Way."

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	"To List All Actors Would Be Tough and This Is No Exception, but With a Small Deatiled Bio & Near-Complete Filmography Topped Off With A Picture. This is About as Good as it Gets!"

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	"The Sister of the Above Title. Again, Not Complete but Yet an Essential Film Reference."

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	"Maybe the Best Of The List. This Immaculate Reference To The Movies is Crammed so Full of Facts, You'll Use It For Years To Come."

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	"An Annual Publication, Spreading from the Official Birth to Present Day. The Years are Presented as if In Todays News. Weird, But Essential."

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	"World Cinema. A Small Sentence Alien to Some. From Fritz Lang to Akira Kurosawa, This Snazzy Buy Runs from the Common to the Unknown."

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	"One of the Best from the Catologue of BFI. A Textbook with the Layout of a Long Magazine Article. An Easy Read from What Could of Been a Tough One."

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	"The Weird and The Wonderful. Great for Cross Referencing Facts from the Vaults of Crazy Town. The One and Only for Hollywood Hell."

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	"Morbid... Maybe. But an Intresting Guide from The Master Of Film Historians with a Wealth Of Books Beneath his Belt, This is Still The Most Enjoyable from the Hollywood Hills."