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November/December 1996
ENGELCHEN
By Chris Chang
She’s the One
IN THE AUDIENCE
By Dale Thomajan
Exploring the Road Less Travelled at the Beachmont
WILD RIVER
By Donald Chase
Watershed: Elia Kazan’s Wild River
JEAN-PIERRE MELVILLE
By Peter Hogue
Melville: The Elective Affinities
YOUSSEF CHAINE
By Dave Kehr
The Waters of Alexandria
PORTRAIT OF A LADY
By Kathleen Murphy
Jane Campion’s Shining: Portrait of a Director
JULES DASSIN
Interviewed by Patrick McGilligan
"I’ll Always be an American"
FILM FESTIVALS
VENICE
By Harlan Kennedy
TORONTO
By Kathleen Murphey
NEW YORK
By Phillip Lopate, Robert Horton, Donald Lyons, and Paul Arthur
CORNEL WILDE
By Michael Atkinson
Naked Prey: The Cinema of Cornel Wilde
JAMES BENNING
By Bérénice Raynaud
The Filmmaker as Haunted Landscape
THE KILLERS
By Howard Hampton
Return of the Body Snatchers
LETTERS
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