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Fractured Films; A Satire on The Film Industry
Published by Self-published by the author, n.p., 1992
Seller: Bolerium Books Inc., San Francisco, CA, U.S.A.
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
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Paperback. A small velo-bound softback, 6x6 inches, 137p; white plastic rails fasten clear acetate cover-leaves over a stack of alkaline paper (cropped to size), printed recto & verso, each page devoted to a different movie embellished with deliberately ugly sketches. Marlon Brando gets credited with many bogus roles; Martin Scorcese mis-directs many; on & on. "Madame [B]ovary" stars Gloria Steinem as Emma, Bella Abzug as friend, direction is credited to Abigail Landers [the Dear Abby columnist]. Clever, and. tedious. Item is in very good shape: sound in all respects (except in conception), clean (of dirt), and unmarked. Laid in is a paragraph of introductory material credited to a Paul Seaton.
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Spiral bound. Condition: Near fine. Whimsical book of drawings with captions by this notable late San Francisco artist, writer and filmmaker. Signed on the inside front cover.
