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<font size="2"><p>Book Review
<font size="4"><br>VideoHound's World Cinema</font>
<br>by Gary Johnson</font>
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<p><font size="6" color="#FFFFCC"><b>V</b></font>ideoHound's effort to cover virtually all genres and facets of film continues with their latest film guide--<i>VideoHound's World Cinema</i>. Authored by Elliot Wilhelm, the curator of film for the Detroit Institute of Arts, <i>World Cinema</i> provides a wide selection of the important (<i>The Bicycle Thief</i> and <i>Seven Samurai</i>) and the not-so-important (<i>King Kong vs. Godzilla</i> and <i>Moon in the Gutter</i>), the beautiful (<i>Fanny and Alexander</i> and <i>The Last Metro</i>) and the horrific (<i>Black Sunday</i> and <i>Nosferatu</i>).
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