Sep 12

Take What You Can’t Get: The history of the ’70s heist genre and a re-imagining of “The Incident”

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Take What You Can’t Get


Sponsored content: by Chris Diken of Vimeo In conjunction with Vanity Fair and Film Independent, The Lincoln Motor Company tapped filmmaking duo David Ariniello and Nick Citton to re-imagine the classic ’70s heist…

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