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is the first book about the extraordinary, decadent life and enigmatic
creative works of Donald Cammell (1934-1996) whose first film became
a classic. Innovative and provocative, Performance brought a new sensibility
to modern cinema. Although it immediately launched Cammell into the
international limelight, his career proved elusive. He completed only
three more feature films before his 1996 suicide. Yet this elusiveness
elevated Cammell into myth and inspired a generation of young filmmakers
including Quentin Tarantino, Steven Soderbergh, Roger Avary and Todd
Haynes. This biography offers: |
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