American Film, Volume 1, Number 10
Subtitle: September 1976
Series: The Journal of the Film and Television Arts
Publisher: American Film Institute
Published: September 1976
Place of publication: New York, New York, USA
Language: eng
Format: Magazine
Number of pages: 80
Copyright date: 1976
Description: Cover photo of Donald Sutherland and Federico Fellini on the set of "Casanova." 

The price increased from $1.50 to $1.75 with this issue.  Last issue in the first volume.
Table of contents: label: Comment
pagenum: 2
title: The Human Comedy; label: Letters
pagenum: 3; label: Festival Report
pagenum: 4
title: Vienna; label: McMurtry on Movies
pagenum: 6
title: The Screenplay as Non-Book: A Consideration; label: Fellini's Casanova: The Final Nights
pagenum: 8
title: After signing the contract, Fellini read all 12 volumes of the memoirs of Giovanni Giacomo Casanova. "I was at once smitten with dizziness and the mortifying impression I had made a wrong move." It is now four years later...; label: The Continental Touch: Part 1, The Hungarians
pagenum: 17
title: Hollywood in its heyday attracted a horde of Hungarians, Viennese, Rumanians, and Berliners; if you had one as a friend, you didn't need an enemy, so they said.; label: The Gothic Miss Davis
pagenum: 22
title: Bette Goes On and On. Bette has sizzled, seethed, squirmed, shrieked, suffered, renounced nobly, plotted diabolically, and endured.; label: Presidents and Their Movies
pagenum: 26
title: What They Saw When; label: What Mad Pursuit
pagenum: 30
title: Car Culture in Film; label: Dialogue on Film: Sidney Poitier
pagenum: 33
title: Poitier discusses his early theatre career and the challenges he recently endured as a director.; label: Old Wild Men of the Movies: The Primitive Strain
pagenum: 54
title: From Griffith to Aldrich there is a strain of primitivism in American films. Traditional standards of criticism seldom apply.; label: Good Gods and Bad
pagenum: 60
title: From DeMille to Kubrick. The sacred ad the profane have fascinated moviedom from its beginnings... God, Christ, and the manifestations of the Devil have taken many forms on the screen. But what is being served, God or mammon?; label: Explorations
pagenum: 66
title: Elephants, Home Movies, Senior Citizens, Yanomano Anthropologists Go Bananas; label: Focus on Education
pagenum: 70
title: Television's Yesterdays -- Preserved; title: Reviews.
label: Books; label: Hollywood Upbringing: On a Native Son
pagenum: 72
title: "Growing Up in Hollywood" by Robert Parrish; label: The Shamus as Hero: On Raymond Chandler
pagenum: 73
title: "The Life of Raymond Chandler" by Frank MacShane; title: "Cinema and Society: France and Germany Daring the Twenties" by Paul Monaco and "The New Wave" by James Monaco
label: Old Waves and New: On European Cinema; label: AFI News
pagenum: 77; label: Periodicals
pagenum: 79