Daniel J. Singal
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Moment of Truth
Francesco Rosi, who directed Moment of Truth, makes films with a message, and in this film the message arrives in
SDS-- Harvard's New Left--Feels 'Underprivileged' In Generation Which Prizes Making Own Decisions
"I don't know any of them. They're not my friends," remarked one clean-cut Harvard student as a Vietnam protest march
The Shop on Main St.
The past five years has seen a renaissance of the cinema in Eastern Europe, with most of the activity located
Poor Faulkner: This Collection Shouldn't Have Been Collected
One can well imagine that James B. Meriwether, the fine Southern critic who edited this collection of William Faulkner's Essays,
Our Secretary of State
When Arthur Schlesinger Jr. let loose his thunderbolt against Dean Rusk last Sunday, the liberal wing of the Democratic Party
A Choice I Made
A Choice I Made, a film about a group of Peace Corps volunteers in India, will surprise you. Made in
Diplomat Files His Complaints In One-Volume Suggestion Box
The life of a career diplomat in the United States Foreign Service varies from chasing llamas across the barren hills
Les Abysses
Les Abysses, based on the actual double murder committed in 1933 by the Papin sisters, was assured of a favorable
France's 'New Wave'; A Free, Bold Spirit
Now that the New Wave in the French cinema has finally run its course, critics both in Europe and this
A Woman is a Woman
Cambridge film-buffs should be especially happy to see the French New Wave pop out of the Brattle's thirteenth birthday cake.