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We’re thrilled to exclusively debut the trailer for Metrograph's new program: 'The Rule of Murch'. Starting September 19, the series celebrates legendary filmmaker, editor & sound designer Walter Murch. If you’re in NYC or nearby, it’ll be a rare chance to revisit cinema history through the lens of one...

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