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After a twenty five year break, the U.S announced it is resuming full diplomatic relations with Libya. A panel discusses some of the economic and strategic implications.
Ambassador David Mack, vice president, Middle East Institute. former deputy US assistant secretary of state, Near Eastern Affairs (1989-1993)
Allan Gerson, attorney specializing in international law, author of "The Price of Terror", and co-counsel in suits on behalf of the families of victims of Pan Am 103/Lockerbie
David Goldwyn, former assistant secretary of energy, president Goldwyn International, and author of "Energy and Security:Towards a New Foreign Policy Strategy"
Ingmar Bergman, Frank Capra, Alfred Hitchcock, Federico Fellini and Gene Kelly are just a few of the stars interviewed over several decades in an American Film Institute seminar series. These conversations are now brought together in a new book that reveals the personalities, dreams, and ambitions of those who created 20th century film.
George Stevens, Jr., award-winning writer, director, producer, and founder of the American Film Institute.
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