Cinema Papers #63 May 1987
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4 TABLOID TV: What's Rupert Murdoch got in store for the small screen?
10 THE SACRIFICE: Tarkovsky's final vision
14 CRIME ON HIS SIDE: But thriller writer Elmore Leonard has trouble going from page to screen
16 LANDSLIDES: Documentary puts the body (of work) in question
20 PEE WHEEEE!!!!!!: The man who's Daffy Duck's equal
22 FESTIVAL OCCASIONS: The Holocaust, model trains, shampooists and Orson Welles come to town
25 CENSORSHIP: The January and February decisions
26 GIRLS ON FILM: What do women's film units do for film- making? For women?
28 WRITE WAYS: Screenwriters talk, Troy Kennedy Martin dreams
SPECIAL CANNES SECTION
30 HIGH TIDE: Gillian Armstrong goes to Eden
34 MONEY TALKS: Tony Ginnane extends his influences
38 WAYWARD HAYWOOD: Chris Haywood 'gets to the point
40 AUSTRALIA AT CANNES: Who's who, which films are Cannes openers
52 REVIEWS: The Berlin Affair; Footrot Flats; In Between; Kangaroo; Little Shop Of Horrors; Men; Peggy Sue Got Married; Platoon; Some Kind Of Wonderful; Something Wild; Travelling North; True Stories; The Umbrella Woman
66 BOOKS: Michael Powell remembers . . . and remembers . . . and remembers
68 NEW ZEALAND: Cameras roll again
70 TECHNICALITIES: Holography and the light fantastic
74 PRODUCTION REPORT: Bill Bennett goes to paradise
76 PRODUCTION SURVEY: Who's making what in Australia