Perpetual Outsiders

The immigrant experience in the cinema of Elia Kazan
by Bilge Ebiri   posted Oct 9, 2009

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Kirk Douglas in The Arrangement, directed by Elia Kazan
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KEYWORDS

Elia Kazan  |  Marlon Brando  |  James Dean  |  Hollywood  |  studio system  |  Retrospective  |  immigration  |  Tennessee Williams  |  social classes  |  Montgomery Clift  |  masculinity

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Bilge Ebiri writes about film for New York magazine and Bookforum. He is also the director of the feature film New Guy (2003).

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