Instruction: Given the title, description, feature, price, and brand of a product and a set of target attributes, extract the value of each target attribute from the product information. Output the extracted value and the corresponding source (e.g., title or feature) denoting where the value is extracted.

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Product title: Cinematic Overtures: How to Read Opening Scenes (Leonard Hastings Schoff Lectures)
Product description: In this brief but richly stimulating book on beginnings, Annette Insdorf opens up a treasure chest of insights and sensory delights. The films of Altman, Kaufman, Welles, Bertolucci, Coppola, along with the work of exciting lesser-known foreign auteurs, come alive through her precise descriptions of opening scenes and credit sequences. In examining the interplay of music and image, or the many stylistic choices made by a director, she draws us ever more compellingly into the films themselves, while subtly charting the broader course of movies as they come to reflect a more fragmented and self-questioning world. Like the best critics and teachers, she not only inspires us to track down unknown films, and return to favorites with renewed curiosity, but shows us how to think more alertly and knowledgeably in future movie-watching. (Molly Haskell, author of Steven Spielberg: A Life in Films ) We knew it already, but Annette Insdorf has identified the condition: the first moments of a movie are electric, a going into some new world while giving up our safety. With brilliant examples, this short survey of beginnings is one of the best provocations in print to having us see entire moviesthe openings that go on forever. (David Thomson, author of A Biographical Dictionary of Film and Warner Bros: The Story of an American Movie Studio ) Like a wise guide unveiling mysteries, Annette Insdorf in Cinematic Overtures shows with wit and insight the many ways movies from their first moments teach us how to watch and understand their special worlds. (Leo Braudy, Leo S. Bing Chair in English and American Literature, University of Southern California) Cinematic Overtures is about openings; it serves as an opening to a much wider field of films. It is, therefore, a kind of overture itself. It's surprising that nobody has thought to do this before, and it leads to a fascinating subject ripe for in-depth discussion. This book's strengths lie in the erudition Annette Insdorf brings to the subject, her extensive experience of writing about and teaching film, and the precision of her formal analysis. (Ed Sikov, author of Film Studies: An Introduction ) Annette Insdorf has written an exhortation to closer engagement, even from the casual audience members, while offering plenty of insights for the reader already familiar with film theory. (Imogen West-Knights Times Literary Supplement ) This is film criticism at its best: informed but not didactic, written in direct, clear language, the work of a true master. ( Choice ) These thoughtful, carefully considered essays offer fresh perspectives on Sunset Blvd. , Psycho , Apocalypse Now , The Graduate , Touch of Evil , Aguirre: The Wrath of God , and many more. . . . Whether you digest one chapter at a time or swallow it whole, this scholarly paperback provides a great deal of food for thought. (Leonard Maltin), Annette Insdorf is a professor in the Film Program of Columbia Universitys School of the Arts and host of the Reel Pieces series at Manhattans 92nd Street Y. Her books include Francois Truffaut (1979), Indelible Shadows: Film and the Holocaust (1983), Double Lives, Second Chances: The Cinema of Krzysztof Kieslowski (1999), Philip Kaufman (2012), and Intimations: The Cinema of Wojciech Has (2017).
Product price: $20.00
Product brand: Annette Insdorf
Target attributes: Format
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value: paperback
source: product description