Review of Persona (1966) by J. Hoberman for The New York Times — 06 Mar 1973
Persona is at once tactile and elusive, splintered and seamless, systematic and free-associative. Essentially a movie of fragments and vignettes, it is held together by the power of the artist’s craft and the centripetal force of his unconscious.
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This review of Persona (1966) was written by J. Hoberman and published by The New York Times on 06 Mar 1973.
Persona has generally received very positive reviews.
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