A Forum on Gone With the Wind: A Convergence of Voices.

The article presents a forum about the film "Gone With the Wind" conducted by film historian Phil Gentile. The forum's participants provide personal reflections on the film and the ways its reception has changed since its release in 1939. Film scholar Mark A. Reid reviews the film's depiction of sla...

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Published in:Southern Quarterly Vol. 55; no. 2/3; pp. 245 - 255
Main Author: GENTILE, PHILLIP
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Published: University of Southern Mississippi Winter2018
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