American Film, Volume IX, Number 1
Subtitle: October 1983
Series: Magazine of the Film and Television Arts
Publisher: American Film Institute
Published: October 1983
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Format: Magazine
Number of pages: 104
Copyright date: 1983
Other titles: Volume 9, Number 1
Description: Cover photo of Gerard Depardieu in "The Moon in the Gutter." $2.50 cover price.
Table of contents: label: The Editing Room
pagenum: 4; label: Letters
pagenum: 8; label: Newsreel
pagenum: 10
title: Short news stories; title: China's Golden Rooster
label: New Pecking Order; title: PBS's "Vietnam: A Television History"
label: War Stories; title: Alan Rudoph's "Return Engagement"
label: Propheteering; label: Flashback: Roman Holiday
pagenum: 14
title: William P. McGivern has a brief encounter with Fritz Lang, the man who made his novel "The Big Heat" into a minor film classic.; label: Dialogue on Film: Stewart Stern
pagenum: 20
title: The writer of "Rebel Without a Cause" and "Sybil" talks about integrity maintenance in Hollywood and breaking the ice with James Dean.; label: The Provocation and Interrogation of Andrzej Wajda on the Matter of Danton as Performed by Marcel Ophuls
pagenum: 24
title: The director of "The Sorrow and the Pity" questions Poland's foremost director about his controversial new film.; label: Gerard Deparieu: "Hunk? Moi?"
pagenum: 28; label: Is This Face Funny?
pagenum: 32
title: Sigourney Weaver is searching for red-blooded roles to replace that blue-blooded image. Can she laugh it off in "The Deal of the Century?"; label: You Can't Get There From Here
pagenum: 40
title: The spirit of the sixties has escaped the camera as cruelly as it has eluded the fading flower children. With "The Big Chill," Lawrence Kasdan hopes to tell it like it is.; label: Video Style Manual
pagenum: 45
title: State-of-the-art video.; label: VCRs; label: Videodisc Players; label: Television Sets; label: Video Cameras; label: Software; label: Ordinary People
pagenum: 62
title: Ever since taxi-driven John Hinckley shot Ronald Reagan, fans have gotten a bum rap. But most fans aren't that different from the rest of us -- they're just more honest.; label: The Poetry of Precision
pagenum: 70
title: At seventy-six, Robert Bresson, one of the world's most admired - and enigmatic - directors, muses on light, sound, color, and his thirteenth film, L'Argent.; label: VideoFile: Look for the Union Label
pagenum: 75
title: Labor Unions are creating working-class heroes on television.; label: Scanlines
pagenum: 80
title: Short news stories; title: Roy Scheider and Justin Henry in Disney's "Tiger Town."
label: Diamonds Are a Boy's Best Friend; title: Bravo plays cult classics such as "Eraserhead," "The Man Who Fell to Earth," and "Harold and Maude."
label: Cable Cult; title: Video store clerks spout off their own critiques.
label: Vidiot's Delight; label: Collector's Choice: Hitchcock
pagenum: 81
title: Ten mysteries from the master of suspense.; label: Books
pagenum: 88
title: Reviews; label: Indelible Shadows: Film and the Holocaust; label: Kubrick and Kubrick: Inside a Film Artist's Maze; label: Super 8 in the Video Age; label: AFI Calendar
pagenum: 96; label: Classified Ads
pagenum: 99; label: Trailers
pagenum: 102
title: Never Say Never Again, Entre Nous, Brainstorm, Under Fire, Rumble Fish, The Osterman Weekend; label: From the Director
pagenum: 104
title: A Wise Man; title: NOTABLE ADS; title: Gandhi (inner cover)
label: RCA Columbia Home Video; label: Media Home Entertainment
pagenum: 23
title: Liquid Sky, The Twelve Chairs; label: Paramount
pagenum: 31
title: Daniel; label: Buena Vista
pagenum: 66
title: Never Cry Wolf; label: CBS Fox Video
pagenum: 79
title: Windwalker; label: MCA Home Video
pagenum: 87
title: Monty Python's The Meaning of Life; label: Universal Pictures
pagenum: 103
title: Rumble Fish