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- ↑ L’Art du Mouvement, Collection Cinématographique du Musée National d’Art Moderne, Centre Georges Pompidou (museum's collection catalogue)
- ↑ "Int'l Festival Of Films By Women Winds Up In Paris With Good Attendance", Variety, 30 April 1975, Vol. 278 No. 12
- ↑ Images / Discours, Entretiens avec: Nicholas Rey, Vivian Ostrovsky, William English, Yannick Koller, 2006, AFEA Editions
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- ↑ Raphaël Bassan, "Le Cinema Nomade de Vivian Ostrovsky", Bref, printemps 2003, issue 56, pp. 54-55
- ↑ Hannah Brown, "The Element of Surprise", Jerusalem Post, December 25, 2008
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