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Robert Downey Sr. and Film Forum Look Back on a Life Underground

"My friends and I voted for Kennedy because his wife was good-looking. That was it! But I gained respect for him when he admitted he made a mistake with the Bay of Pigs. And then he handled the Cuban Missile Crisis well."

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For Jacques Becker, God Was in the Details

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Go Behind the Scenes on the 1975 Set of Scorsese’s “Taxi Driver”

Here‘s Arthur Bell‘s classic account of the making of a masterpiece

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NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES

The True, Fascinating Story Behind the Events of “Dog Day Afternoon”

The Village Voice was right there as three men tried to rob a Brooklyn bank on August 22, 1972

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Read Frank Serpico’s Blistering 1975 Letter to the Village Voice

After the release of the hit film about his life, the hero cop who exposed corruption in the ranks sent a letter to his hometown paper

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Stateside At Last, De Sica’s “Il Boom” Satirizes a Moneyed Culture’s Crackup

How did this one get overlooked?

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Thirteen Dissident Cate Blanchetts Rabble-Rouse through “Manifesto”

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Surveil Says…Karl Marx City’s Technique Falls Short of Its Provocative Questions

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‘The Settlers’ Digs In With Israel’s Hilltop Youth

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Mizoguchi’s Ravishing ‘Ugetsu’ Is Never More Alive Than When It Crosses Into Death

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