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Collaborations between Hollywood and cultural institutions belong to the golden era of the studio system. Like the other constituent elements of that period, such collaborations were transformed during the transition from the studio system to what has been called the New Hollywood, in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. The Supreme Court’s decision that studios should divest themselves of movie theater chains, as well as the popularity of television and the increasing importance of international ticket sales, among many other factors, forced the American film industry to undergo significant restructuring. The studios continued to exist but the system changed. The New
