The release of Dalton Trumbo's film of his 1939 antiwar novel, the winner of the National Book Award 70 years ago, prompts a few thoughts about violence, onscreen and off.
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- Robert Cashill
- Brooklyn, New York, United States
- The author is an Associate Editor of Cineaste, the Film Editor of Popdose, a Contributing Editor to the New York Theater News newsletter and Array magazine, and a freelancer for publications that have included The Wall Street Journal, MovieMaker, Playbill, Slant, and Time Out New York. He is a member of the Online Film Critics Society. A member of the New York-based Drama Desk, the theatrical critics association, Cashill was on its Executive Board (2008-2009) and was an awards nominator for the 2007-2008 season.
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