Abstract

The story of The Last Movie (1971) has become one of the abiding legends of the New Hollywood that brief flowering of politically and culturally radical film-making that blossomed with the decline of the traditional movie mass audience in the mid-1960s and withered with the arrival of the big-budget blockbuster in the mid-1970s.

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