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In this engaging exploration of 1970s cinema, celebrated film critic Charles Taylor delves into the often-overlooked B-movies that reflect the complexities of post-Watergate and post-Vietnam America. Highlighting films like Prime Cut, Foxy Brown, and Eyes of Laura Mars, Taylor reveals how these gritty narratives unlock deeper insights into the era, paying tribute to the diverse and unconventional characters that populate this forgotten cinematic landscape. Through his compelling argument, he underscores the significance of these films in understanding the cultural landscape of a pivotal time in American history.