Pictures at a Revolution, by Mark Harris
Harris’ compelling history of Hollywood in flux examines the 1968 Best Picture nominees (including Bonnie and Clyde and The Graduate) and the transition to the New Hollywood that they heralded. Despite being 400-plus pages, Pictures was easy to read in one sitting. Highly recommended to anyone interested in entertainment or social history.
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