Dear Henry: Here's a few more for you: E LA NAVE VA (And the Ship Sails On) by Federico Fellini, and GOOD MORNING, BABYLON by the Taviani Brothers. Both of these are about filmmaking in the early days; in fact, D. W. Griffith is a character in GOOD MORNING, BABYLON. I also think that THE STUNT MAN is the best film about moviemaking ever made. THE FRENCH LIEUTENANT'S WOMAN is a film-within-a-film, as is MEPHISTO by Istvan Szabo. If I think of any more, I'll write again. Sandy Camargo University of Missouri-Columbia