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Filmmaker Paul Cox.

Filmmaker Paul Cox. He was born in Holland, and then settled permanently in Australia. You might remember his 1981 film "Lonely Hearts," which brought him international acclaim and somewhat of a cult following. His latest film, which he wrote and directed, is called "A Woman's Tale." It's about an 80 year old woman who has cancer, and in fact, it was played by an actress with cancer. Since the film was made, the woman who plays the lead, Sheila Florance, passed away. (Orion Classics)

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Fresh Air with Terry Gross, April 27, 1992: Interview with Paul Cox; Interview with Neal Jimenez; Commentary on the Memphis Jug Band.
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Neal Jimenez Discusses his New Film.

Neal Jimenez wrote and co-directed the new film "The Waterdance." (Samuel Goldwyn) It's about the five months Jimenez spent in the hospital following a hiking accident that paralyzed him from the waist down. Jimenez is now in a wheelchair, as is the main character in the film, played by Eric Stoltz. Jimenez also wrote "River's Edge" and co-wrote "For the Boys," starring Bette Midler.

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