JANES DEAN: ULTIMATE COLLECTOR’S EDITION (Blu-ray) – Review by Kimberly Lindbergs

December 19, 2013May 24, 2014 Kimberly Lindbergs 0 Comments

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The original rebel, the first rock star, the cultural icon of teenage disillusionment, an American legend and the Sphinx of Youth. These are just a few of the labels that have been used to describe James Dean but I like to remember him as a one of our greatest actors. Read more>>

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Kimberly Lindbergs

Kimberly Lindbergs regularly contributes to Turner Classic Movies' official blog, the Movie Morlocks and occasionally writes articles for TCM's website. She's contributes to FilmStruck, and has written for Cineaste, Fandor, Cinedelica, and Paracinema Magazine and has contributed liner notes for film scores released on Harkit Records. Her special interests include horror films, foreign films and cult movies.

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Jason Blum's "There are not a lot of female directors, period" remark is most depressing, because it makes one realize no matter how often we say/write/scream/prove the opposite, the message is STILL not being heard by key decision-makers who have the power to change things.

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