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Features

Cannon Fathers

By Barry Rehfeld
November 1, 1983
From the November/December 1983 issue: Golan and Globus discuss Cannon's plans to take Hollywood

Two Old Masters: Luis Buñuel

By Dan Yakir
September 1, 1983
Luis Buñuel remembered by Michel Piccoli, Jeanne Moreau, Catherine Deneuve, Bulle Ogier, and Franco Nero

Edgar G. Ulmer

By Bill Krohn
July 1, 1983
King of the B’s

Wild Bill Richert

By Richard T. Jameson
November 1, 1982
The director of the newly restored 1979 thriller-comedy Winter Kills discusse his career maudit in this 1982 interview

Redtime

By David Thomson
January 1, 1982
Ragtime and Reds signal Paramount's big gamble that people want to see films about radical dreams exploded in early 20th-century America. David Thomson argues that they bring dignity to the epic genre, and luster to Milos Forman and Warren Beatty

The Many Lives of Napoleon

By William K. Everson
January 1, 1981

3-D or Not 3-D?

By Michael Kerbel
November 1, 1980

Kubrick’s Shining

By Richard T. Jameson
July 1, 1980
In conjunction with the release of Room 237, FILM COMMENT's vintage defense of The Shining from the July/August 1980 issue

Russ Meyer interviewed by Ed Lowry and Louis Black

By Louis Black
July 1, 1980
Rednecks and Big Knockers: What's your 10-20?

Melodrama and the New Woman

By David Ehrenstein
September 1, 1978
For the New Woman, a new melodrama: Coming Home instead of Written on the Wind. David Ehrenstein examines this hip, old-fashioned genre.