I just got done reading Pictures a Revolution by Mark Harris and Cameraman by Dana Stevens, and I really enjoyed them both. I'm looking for more things in that mold, so I figured I'd reach out here. Generally looking for things that a solid history dives that reward exploring more cinema, instead of tell all book, or an autobiography of a director that's aimed at explaining how to make good films, etc. A couple books that are on my radar are Mark Harris' book on Mike Nichols and Easy Riders, Raging Bulls by Peter Biskind.
Other suggestions?
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