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		Rohmer Interview from Jan 2001 - Daily News Service
		On top of the wave and against the stream: The cinema of Eric Rohmer
		Eric Rohmer's Moral Tales taken from the National Library of Australia
	www.essential.dvdbeaver.com /er/articles.htm (114 words)

	Ray Bradbury -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		François Truffaut created films that revealed the depth and complexity of human relationships.
		He and such contemporaries as Jean-Luc Godard and Eric Rohmer embodied what became known as the New Wave of French cinema.
		As a young film critic Truffaut was unmerciful in his treatment of contemporary French film, but over the years he became a...
	www.britannica.com /eb/article?tocId=9016104&ref=news0105 (782 words)

	Bruno Ganz Biography / Wim Wenders - The Official Site
		Sad-looking leading man of the "New German Wave" of films, known for doomed, self-tortured protagonists.
		After achieving success on the stage in Germany, he won a major film role in Eric Rohmer's The Marquise of O (1976), which was followed by Werner Herzog's atmospheric Nosferatu the Vampire (1979) and Volker Schlondorff's Circle of Deceit (1981).
		He has appeared in The Boys From Brazil (1978), The Girl From Lorraine (1980), and Strapless (1989), but may be best known for his films with Wim Wenders, The American Friend (1977) and-especially-Wings of Desire (1988), playing an angel who wants to be human again.
	www.wim-wenders.com /bio/bruno_ganz_bio.htm (316 words)

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