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Her death by drowning at the age of forty-three while vacationing on Catalina Island...
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Sex, Lies and Emancipate: Schlesinger Finds Fantasy in New Wave Classic “Billy Liar” (1963) | Blu-Ray Review
An important piece of the short-lived British New Wave of the early 1960s was John Schlesinger’s sophomore film Billy Liar (1963). But if the...
A Woman is a Woman: De Sica Does MacLaine in Enjoyable Omnibus “Woman Times Seven” (1967) | Blu-ray Review
Long gone are the days when a vignette styled filmed would be crafted for the purposes of showcasing a talented performer, at least to...
