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Films

Bower, Anthony | January 29, 1949 issue

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The article focuses on the film "The Quiet One," (to be released in the near future). The film is one of those phenomena of film-making that suddenly emphasize the absurdity of the average Hollywood film budget, the astronomical figures of stars' salaries, and the appalling lack of inventiveness, in the usual picture. It is a documentary made by and with amateurs which was photographed originally on 16-mm. film and produced on a shoestring, but with such tact and simplicity and feeling that it emerges as a far more moving and even "entertaining" product than any three-million-dollar sob story.

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QUIET One, The (Film); DOCUMENTARY films; MOTION pictures; CULTURAL industries; MOTION picture industry; AMATEUR films
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