As film is primarily a visual artform, a film series presents us with the most in-depth way to view and examine the aging process in art.
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Graham W. Osborne teaches English and film at a high school outside of Philadelphia. He has an M.A. in English literature and has written for The Journal of the Wooden O as well as The Philadelphia Review of Books. His love of film includes all genres and styles, but is predominated by sci-fi, comedy, and the occasional sci-fi comedy.
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