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August 01, 2012 Film » Film Reviews

Stream of Kron-sciousness: Two New Milton Moses Ginsberg Shorts

by Joseph Jon Lanthier

Milton Moses Ginsberg: The Private Life of Time Thursday, August 2nd, at Anthology Film Archives "The thing Kron truly hated about psychoanalysis," notes the omniscient narrator in Kron: Along the Avenue of Time, "was reducing his dreams to some dumb wish he…

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