Otto Preminger Invents the Gay Best Friend in ‘Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon’
With "sexual deviants", queasy horror, and poetry, Junie Moon explores the viewing boundaries of Hollywood, 1970.
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Ambiguously Yours: The Late Works of the Late Otto Preminger
Hurry Sundown, Skidoo, and Such Good Friends welcome you to a world of crowded frames and uncertain tones.
The Heart That Refused to Burn Steadfastly Holds Its Secrets Close: Joan of Arc
Kathryn Harrison's longtime fascination with the Catholic Church finds its ultimate expression, and biggest challenge, in this biography of Joan of Arc.
‘Bunny Lake Is Missing’ Is a Subtle, Tasteful Mystery
The cross-cultural tensions in Otto Preminger’s myster Bunny Lake Is Missing remain engagingly subtle throughout.