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The Institut national de l'audiovisuel (or INA, French for National Audiovisual Institute), is a repository of all French radio and television audiovisual archives. Since 2006, it has allowed free online consultation on a website called ina.fr with a search tool indexing 100,000 archives of historical programs, for a total of 20,000 hours.
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IMDb Movie of the Day The Getaway isn't the best example of Sam Peckinpah's filmmaking prowess, but when you have a film that stars Steve McQueen and Ali McGraw as scheming, stealing, potentially double-crossing lovers, who cares if the script is sloppy and the direction isn't Peckinpah's best? The ridiculously sexy McQueen and McGraw play "Doc" and Carol McCoy, a couple who are reunited after Doc's paroled from prison. Doc's release is expedited by Carol's dealings with a Texas politician, a bargain that will see a percentage of the bank heist Doc's planning line the politico's pockets. As the gears are quickly set into motion, it's clear as to when and how the heist will go sour, and who might be sent to an early grave. From an action point-of-view, the heist itself is rather poorly sequenced, but the dramas to come are thrilling; special attention must be paid to the stolen loot, moving train, and hotel shootout scenes, which are just as hot as watching Doc and Carol battle their enemies, and one another. (If you didn't know already, McQueen and McGraw met during filming, and McGraw left super-producer Robert Evans to marry McQueen.) And a gold star goes to supporting actor Al Lettieri, who plays Rudy, Doc's would-be accomplice who tries dupe his partner after the job. After being shot and left for dead, Rudy gives chase in a bizarre subplot that finds him kidnapping a veterinarian and throwing ribs at Sally Struthers. Enough said. - Arno Kazarian (more)
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