Shirley Clarke - Release of Restored Versions of Films

Release of Restored Versions of Films

On May 4, 2012, Milestone Films released a version of The Connection restored by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. This is the first release in Project Shirley, an ongoing project of Milestone to release restored versions all of Clarke's films.

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