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Monday June 13, 2016

Day: June 13, 2016

Review

“Hello Darkness, My Old Friend”: Criterion’s Only Angels Have Wings

Tony Williams
June 13, 2016
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By Tony Williams. If Robin Wood once said on a DVD feature, “If you don’t like Marnie, then you don’t like Cinema”, any encounter with Hawks’s Only Angels Have Wings (1939) challenges any viewer in a similar manner. As Gerald Mast (105) wrote, the film serves as “a cutting edge […]

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