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Kenneth Glen
Wlaschin (July 12, 1934 –
November 10, 2009) was an
American film
programmer and author.
Wlaschin was born in Bradish,
Nebraska and went...
- Film Festival, it
received an
ecstatic review by
festival director Ken
Wlaschin that led to
critical acclaim first in
Britain and then
throughout Europe...
- In his place,
Suzanne McCormick was
named as
executive director and Ken
Wlaschin as
artistic director. In 1985,
Jerry Weintraub became chairman and chief...
- 285–87;
Wlaschin (1979), pp. 34, 22, 20.
Crafton (1997), p. 480;
Wlaschin (1979), p. 26.
Thomson (1998), pp. 288–89, 526–27, 728–29, 229, 585–86:
Wlaschin (1979)...
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announced in
January 1987 to take the
place of
Filmex in
March 1987 with Ken
Wlaschin,
former Filmex artistic director,
named as
director of the new festival...
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Jancovich &
Brown 2022, p. 180.
Rhodes 2018, p. 342.
Backer 2010, p. 1.
Wlaschin 2009, p. 1.
Backer 2012, p. 2.
Backer 2012, p. 1.
Rubin 1999, p. 88. Rubin...
- and 2
December 1976.
Werner Herzog, DVD
commentary for
Heart of Gl****
Wlaschin, Ken (1976). 20th
London Film
Festival Programme. p. 13. "Heart of Gl****"...
- Leanpub.
Retrieved 7 July 2015.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint:
location (link)
Wlaschin,
Scott (May 2013). "Railway
Oriented Programming". F# for Fun and Profit...
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Sarno as
Simon Hathaway William Musgrave as
Louis Dairymple Wlaschin p.31 Ken
Wlaschin.
Silent Mystery and
Detective Movies: A
Comprehensive Filmography...
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Blackleaf Studio, Mifflintown, Pennsylvania.[citation needed] ancestry.com
Wlaschin, Ken (2009). The
Silent Cinema in Song, 1896–1929: An
Illustrated History...
