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July 30, 2010
Hollywood, Italian Americans, and the Golden Coast
"Full of Life" Movie Poster, Richard Quine, 1956 (written by John Fante)
John Fante’s and Richard Quine’s 1956 film, "Full of Life," constructs California Italian culture, one brick at a time.
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