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	"Okonomien Der Zeit". (Reviews).(Brief Article) Magazine article from: Artforum International ...wastes it, is leading a life that is potentially subversive...visualization of a period in a life with documentation of...deals with the filming of Eisenstein's Que Viva Mexico! (1931) and...possibility of real political ...
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