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Recalling Spalding Gray, Campion Heads to Cannes, Roaming Rohmer’s Paris

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Jan 10, 2014

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• Reminiscing about Spalding Gray

• The Little Tramp is turning 100.

• For Dennis Cooper’s birthday, the beauty of RobertBresson

• Still Anger after all these years

• Molly Haskell on a new Barbara Stanwyck book

• Film holdouts in the digital projection age

• Jane Campion is going to Cannes.

• The unknown Hitchcock doc

• David Lynch’s industrial obsession

• On the emerging career of Djibril Diop Mambéty’s niece, Mati Diop

• A wide-ranging chat with Martin Scorsese

• Traversing Eric Rohmer’s Paris

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