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Sonnenberg, Ben | April 12, 1993 issue

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This article presents information regarding several video recordings. One of them is "Mr. Arkadin," written and directed by Orson Welles and now available on tape. Every one of its scenes has the Welles signature. All are crowded and busy, voices overlap, like the cutting and lighting, the camera work is conspicuously exciting. Welles's "Macbeth" has been released in a forty-fifth anniversary package, with twenty-one minutes restored and with the original soundtrack. This "Macbeth" has a wonderfully confident feel.

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VIDEO recording; MR. Arkadin (Film); MACBETH (Film); WELLES, Orson; SOUND recordings; ANNIVERSARIES
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