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Personal In My Memory The South In Popular Film By Some Of Our Favorite Writers And Filmmakers An Article From Southern Cultures 17 3 The Memory Issue Godfrey Cheshire

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Personal In My Memory The South In Popular Film By Some Of Our Favorite Writers And Filmmakers An Article From Southern Cultures 17 3 The Memory Issue Godfrey Cheshire
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Publisher: The University of North Carolina Press
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 2.84 MB
Author: Godfrey Cheshire
ISBN: 9780807882771, 0807882771
Language: English
Year: 2011

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Personal In My Memory The South In Popular Film By Some Of Our Favorite Writers And Filmmakers An Article From Southern Cultures 17 3 The Memory Issue Godfrey Cheshire by Godfrey Cheshire 9780807882771, 0807882771 instant download after payment.

Personal in My Memory"
The South in Popular Film
by some of our favorite writers and filmmakers
with an introduction by Godfrey Cheshire
Alice Walker, Allan Gurganus, Randall Kenan, Joe Flora, Kenneth Turan, Elizabeth Spencer, and Andrew Garrison tell how their favorite Southern films marked them indelibly.
"We have two imaginary kingdoms. One, 'the South,' exists primarily in song, oral traditions and folkways, native art and literature. The other, 'Hollywood,' creates mass-produced audiovisual entertainments for American and world audiences, and develops its own mythology."

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