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Review: Detroit
this is a discussion within the NOLA Community Forum; There was a time when the boundaries between documentary and narrative film were clearly drawn and widely accepted by filmmakers and audiences alike. Today, filmmakers of all types routinely blur those lines as if their lives ? or their careers ...
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Review: Detroit
 There was a time when the boundaries between documentary and narrative film were clearly drawn and widely accepted by filmmakers and audiences alike. Today, filmmakers of all types routinely blur those lines as if their lives ? or their careers ? depend on it.? |
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