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A scene from George Cukor's "The Chapman Report," part of the series 1962: New York Film Critics Circle, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Full Article at Indie Wire
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The New York Film Critics Circle, which is celebrating its 75th anniversary, has presented its prestigious awards every year since 1935, with the notable exception of 1962. That year -- when a lengthy newspaper strike temporarily put most of the Circle' Full Article at New York Post
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