Los Angeles Plays Itself
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Los Angeles Plays Itself is a video essay by Thom Andersen, finished in 2003, exploring the way Los Angeles has been presented in movies. Consisting entirely of clips from other films, it was never released due to rights issues, though can been seen at film festivals and in special presentations by the director.
[edit] External links
- Los Angeles Plays Itself at the Internet Movie Database
- The Reality of Film; Thom Anderson on Los Angeles Plays Itself
- Bringing It Back: An Interview With Thom Andersen
- Urban Renewal:The dreamlife of Angeles: A film professor reclaims his city
- Thom Andersen interview with StopSmiling Magazine
- Interview with Thom Andersen on WNYC Radio
- Collateral Damage: Los Angeles Continues Playing Itself by Thom Andersen
- List of movies mentioned in Los Angeles Plays Itself (in order of appearance)
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