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Louis-Georges Schwartz teaches contemporary American cinema and film theory at the University of Iowa, where he is an assistant professor. His work to date has concentrated on, among other things, the use of film and video in United States courts. Previously, he taught at San Francisco State University, Sonoma State University, and U.C Santa Cruz.
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