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America, America

film by Kazan [1963]
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  • Elia Kazan
    Elia Kazan
    / Films, stage work, and writing of the 1960s and ’70s of Elia Kazan

    America, America (1963) was an intensely personal project based on the experiences of Kazan’s immigrant uncle. A film of undeniable power, it earned Kazan his final Academy Award nomination for best director. Kazan followed it by directing Miller’s After the Fall (1964) on the stage…

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    America, America (1963) was an intensely personal project based on the experiences of Kazan’s immigrant uncle. A film of undeniable power, it earned Kazan his final Academy Award nomination for best director. Kazan followed it by directing Miller’s After the Fall (1964) on the stage…

    Read More