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Various Articles

Author
The Black Filmmaker Foundation
Publication
Black Face
Publisher
The Black Filmmaker Foundation
Date
Fall 1989
Place
New York, NY
Issue
Premiere
Pages
46
ETC archive
ETC2089

Abstract

Black Face: The Quarterly Jounal of the Black Filmmaker Foundation. Premiere Issue Fall 1989. Contains several articles and artists' profiles as well as interviews, photographs and illustrations.
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The Black Filmmaker Foundation. Various Articles. Black Face. no. Premiere. The Black Filmmaker Foundation. Fall 1989. pp. 46.

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Black Face: The Quarterly Jounal of the Black Filmmaker Foundation. Premiere Issue Fall 1989. Contains several articles and artists' profiles as well as interviews, photographs and illustrations.

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