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Andrew Stanton: Ledetrådene til en god historie

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Filmskaperen Andrew Stanton ("Toy Story", "WALL-E") deler kunnskapen sin om historiefortelling ved å begynne med slutten og jobbe seg tilbake til begynnelsen. (Inneholder sterk språkbruk)

Andrew Stanton has made you laugh and cry. The writer behind the three "Toy Story" movies and the writer/director of "WALL-E," he releases his new film, "John Carter," in March. Full bio »

Translated into Norwegian Bokmal by Thomas Herlofsen
Reviewed by Marit Bugge
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