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Lightning Over Water

Author
Richard Combs
Publisher
The British Film Institute
Date
Spring 1981
Place
London, England
Volume
50
Issue
2
ETC archive
ETC2817

Abstract

A description of Wim Wenders' film Lightning Over Water, depicting his relationship with Nicholas Ray.

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Richard Combs. Lightning Over Water. vol. 50, no. 2. The British Film Institute. Spring 1981.

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A description of Wim Wenders' film Lightning Over Water, depicting his relationship with Nicholas Ray.

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