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In reading Timothy Corrigan's six approaches to writing about film (film history, national cinemas, genres, auteurs, kinds of formalism, ideology), which do you believe is the most useful in advancing a written analysis of a film? Explain your reasoning.
Which approach appears the least interesting? Speculate as to why some people might find this approach critically useful.
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