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References
- ↑ 2002 B.C. : Eight 16 mm films by Bruce Conner: 1964-1981-WorldCat.org
- ↑ An Evening with Celluloid|College of Liberal & Creative Arts
- ↑ Online Screening: Bruce Conner-SFMOMA
- ↑ MONTHLY FILM BULLETIN 1987|Valse Triste-BRUCE CONNER
- ↑ "Valse Triste".
- ↑ A.L. Rees; Bruce Conner and the found-footage film; Monthly Film Bulletin, 1987
- ↑ A Symposium on Bruce Conner | MoMA LIVE
