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Supervising Wes Anderson’s Music, Classic Cannes Photos, Cronenberg Show

Short Takes—

May 25, 2012

• Meet the man behind the music for Wes Anderson's movies

• Capra, Ford, Huston, Wilder—now on envelopes

• Bordwell charts the digital transition

• Belmondo! Vitti! Delon! A classic Cannes photo album

• Polanski at the first New York Film Festival, 1963

• A tour of Cronenberg artifacts promises to be squishy

• Tell me a bedtime story, Woody Allen

• A new book defines “Tashlinesque”

• P. T. Anderson teases us all with a self-cut trailer for The Master

• Yes, an edible zoetrope

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People and Places of Scoundrels & Spitballers

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