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Re: Groundhog Day
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"Bingham, Dennis P" <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 18 Apr 2005 11:03:48 -0500
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Kristin Thompson has an interesting analysis of GROUNDHOG DAY in her book, STORYTELLING IN THE NEW HOLLYWOOD.  

Also, I recall Stanley Cavell telling the New York Times in an end-of-the-millenium piece that GROUNDHOG DAY would be the best-remembered film of the 20th century's last quarter.  This perhaps means that he has published on it somewhere.

Dennis Bingham


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Subject:	[SCREEN-L] Groundhog Day
folks, I'd like to build a literature on time and space and boredom in film and i'm hoping you could recommend some worthy writings on Groundhog Day...thx, morten

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