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MANDARINS AND MARXISTS
2005
Overview
Although film industry leaders since Edison had paid lip service to placing films in universities, it is surprising that Hollywood producers and Columbia University faculty members found enough common ground to put a plan into practice, especially as early as 1915. After the establishment of the Columbia program, both movie producers and Ivy League professors continued to hold on to the hope that a university film school and film collection could help them influence the successful film industry, even if the two groups continued to have different motives. More than a decade passed before Jesse Lasky and Adolph Zukor embarked
