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May/June 1997
FEATURES
STAR WARS & ALL THAT
Star Wars: Always
By Andrew Lewis Conn
Star Wars: Enough A’Ready
By Robert Horton
CINERAMA
By David Joachim
This is Still Cinerama
BERLIN FILM FESTIVAL
By Harlan Kennedy
From the People Who Invented Frames: The 47th Berlin Film Festspiele
MONDO EXPLOITATION
By Richard Corliss
Coming Attractions
PHILIPPE GARREL
By Kent Jones
Sad and Proud of It: The Films of Philippe Garrel
SEAN CONNERY
By Kathleen Murphy
The Man Who Would Be King
SUNDAY
By Richard T. Jameson
Never On Sunday: May/June Pick for Most Promising Directorial Debut
BEYOND THE CLOUDS
By Peter Hogue
Identification of a Director: Antonioni’s Beyond the Clouds
CHRISTOPHER MÜNCH
By Donald Lyons
Haunted Desire: Two Films By a True Independent
MARC LAWRENCE
Interviewed by Lee Server
The Last Gangster
LUMIERE & CO.
By Michael Atkinson
The Future of the Invention
HARRY LANGDON
By Frank Thompson
The Fourth Genius?