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Epigraph:
“Every two or three years I watch a film, but I’m always sorry afterwards that I’ve watched it. The images in films never seem real to me.”
Gerald Murnane – Words and Silk
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Structures of Obsession : A Partial Appreciation of Philip Tyndall’s Words and Silk
Senses of Cinema
Senses of Cinema
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- Words and Silk : The Imaginary and Real Worlds of Gerald Murnane 1989 single work film/TV biography
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