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The Mellotron: A Keyboard with the Power of an Orchestra (1965) | British Pathé

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Audrey Hepburn circa 1958.

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The Depressing Reality that you live.

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A Xerox Alto computer, introduced in 1973.

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Michael Jackson, coming out of a swimming pool(1983)

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Scarlet Street – 1945 noir starring Edward G. Robinson and Joan Benett. Directed by Fritz Lang.

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Kim Novak(1956)

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Peter Bogdanovich on The Third Man (1949)

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Orson Welles on Acting and Directing

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Marion and Norman’s conversation in Psycho: One of my favorite dialog scenes ever. Every line is so crucial and telling, packed with subtext, warnings, symbolism, psychology… perfection.

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