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 On Screen
(November 1961)
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ON SCREEN By Manny Farber Purveyors of Effervescent Boredom A parlor game for film lovers these days is trying to find something worth discussing in a period notable for its grinding...
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On Television
(October 1961)
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ON TELEVISION By Manny Farber Our Home-Screen Renegade Art Though some of our glummest people are insiders like Gilbert Seldes and ad-agency executives who know how crass...
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ON SCREEN
(September 1961)
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ON SCREEN By Manny Farber Master of the Swedish Rubdown There are two ways for any film to seem like bona fide art: (1) by simply being, walking on screen with egg on its face and taking its...
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On Screen
(February 1960)
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ON SCREEN New Low Pressure Films by French Amateurs Start Small and Cold and Stay That Way By Manny Farber UNLIKE the early directors of low-budget films, the recent experimentalists from France...
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ON TELEVISION
(October 1959)
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On TELEVISION By Manny Farber Culture With a Price Tag Astandard type among Hollywood movie makers has been the fairly sensitive producer whose yearning for a huge cultural audience is coupled...
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ON SCREEN
(October 1959)
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On SCREEN By Manny Farber Corny Anti-Philistinism Acarefully rigged yak from Look Back in Anger — "It's pretty dreary living in the American age, unless of course you're an American"—might well...
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Getting Inside "Inside Humor'
(June 1959)
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On TELEVISION Getting Inside ‘Inside Humor' By Manny Farber THOUGH "Sergeant Bilko." "The Honeymooners" and the first Ernie Kovacs vaudeville showed traits (lonely, abrasive,...
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On Screen
(April 1959)
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On SCREEN Underground Magic, Eccentric Vitality and Artful Direction Salvage Banal Stories By Manny Farber SINCE EVERY film is the product of an agglomeration of technicians who are situated in...
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Three Art-y Films
(March 1959)
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On SCREEN By Manny Farber Three Art-y Films THANKS TO a climate rife with tax loopholes, crumbling censorship codes and a wandering sickness that drives film citizenry from island to island, each...
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Hollywood's New Peepshow Naturalism
(February 1959)
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On SCREEN By Manny Farber Hollywood's New Peepshow Naturalism NOT SINCE movie patrons of the early 1900s glimpsed What the Bootblack Saw through a kinetoscope cranny have movie moguls invested so...
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Bathroom Mirror Sinceratease
(February 1959)
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On TELEVISION By Manny Farber Bathroom Mirror Sinceratease WHEREAS the early silent film developed quickly into a director's medium, television has become the happy haunting ground for actors,...
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Star-Gazing for the Middle brows
(December 1956)
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Star-Gazing for the Middlebrows Agee on Film. McDowell, Obolensky. 432 pp. $6.00. JAMES AGEE was the most intriguing star-gazer in the middlebrow era of Hollywood films, a virtuoso who...
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