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All My Sons, by Irving Reis
by James Agee
The Nation, April 24, 1948, p. 449
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Reviewed Books and Films
  1. All My Sons (1948 Film)
    Irving Reis
  2. Angelina (1948 Film)
    Luigi Zampa
  3. Bill and Coo (1947 Film)
    Dean Riesner
  4. Call Northside 777 (1948 Film)
    Henry Hathaway
  5. Crime and Punishment (1945 Film)
    Hampe Faustman
    (Brott Och Straf)
  6. Fanny (1948 Film)
    Marc Allegret
  7. The Idiot (1946 Film)
    Georges Lampin
    (L'Idiot)
  8. I Remember Mama (1948 Film)
    George Stevens
  9. Jenny Lamour (1947 Film)
    Henri-Georges Clouzot
  10. Killer McCoy (1947 Film)
    Roy Rowland
  11. The Miracle of the Bells (1948 Film)
    Irving Pichel
  12. Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House (1948 Film)
    H.C. Potter
  13. The Naked City (1948 Film)
    Jules Dassin
  14. Out of the Past (1947 Film)
    Jacques Tourneur
  15. Paisan (1946 Film)
    Roberto Rossellini
  16. The Pearl (1947 Film)
    Emilio Fernandez
  17. The Raven (1943 Film)
    Henri-Georges Clouzot
    (Le Corbeau)
  18. Relentless (1948 Film)
    George Sherman
  19. The Search (1948 Film)
    Fred Zinnemann
  20. The Sign of the Ram (1948 Film)
    John Sturges
  21. Sitting Pretty (1948 Film)
    Walter Lang
  22. The Smugglers (1948 Film)
    Bernard Knowles
  23. Voyage Surprise (1947 Film)
    Pierre Prevert
  24. Where There's Life (1948 Film)
    Sidney Lanfield
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