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Remembering the great American Filmmaker, Robert Altman, on his 101st birthday! Robert Altman on his filmmaking style: "When I make a film it’s not my opinion of the way I think things should be. It doesn’t reflect what I would like to see. I’m criticized severely for being very...

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