Hollywood Ain't No Place for the Radical Kind: Observations on the Academy Awards, 2010.

The article presents observations about the 2010 Academy Awards ceremony in the U.S. The author notes that a middle-aged female producer interrupted Juan José Campanella, director of the film "Music by Prudence," recipient of the Documentary Short award, during his acceptance speech. He thinks that...

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Published in:Nebula Vol. 7; no. 3; pp. 122 - 137
Main Author: Goff, Robert
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Published: Samar Habib Sep2010
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