One of the best American films of the 1990s for $4.99 (members get an extra 10% off)! Abel Ferrara's masterpiece; the find of the year while browsing at B&N the other day.
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- Straub apologised for not being able to attend – and added, “Besides, I couldn’t have a good time at a festival where there are so many public and private police looking for a terrorist – the terrorist is me, and I tell you, paraphrasing Franco Fortini: as long as there’s American imperialist capitalism, there won’t be enough terrorists in the world.”
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