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Who says the two are mutually exclusive?

Filed under: Imported

Outstanding correction in the Arts & Leisure section of yesterday's New York Times:

Because of a transcription error, an article last Sunday in Summer Movies, Part 2 of this section, about the director Don Roos rendered a word incorrectly in his comment about the use of onscreen titles in his film "Happy Endings." He said, "I love foreign films, which have a lot of signage in them" - not "porno films." (Go to Article)

Posted by Paul Demko at May 16, 2005 9:18 AM

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