Cinema Rising no. 2

Published by Cinema Rising ltd May 1972, London, 1972

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325 x 225 mm (folded). Folded broadsheet, 30pp, printed in black and white and colour. Includes an open letter by Stanley Kubrick lamenting the censorship of Clockwork Orange reviews in the press and a big article on Jean-Luc Goddard's recent film 'Tout va bien', as well as cinema related news reports from Los Angeles, New York and Paris. Contains numerous black and white film stills. Condition: Folded as issues, some wear to the edges of the paper. Otherwise, VG+.

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Title
Cinema Rising no. 2
Author
Tony Rayns (ed.)
Publisher
Cinema Rising ltd May 1972, London
Publication year
1972
Condition
Very Good +

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