Motion pictures, 1973

Name: Motion pictures, 1973
Author: Library of Congress. Copyright Office

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CEFR level: C1
Length: 20 chapters
Format: The complete book

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Explore a comprehensive catalog of motion picture copyright registrations from early 1973, detailing titles, claimants, and registration data across feature films, cartoons, industrial and classroom films, and television productions, organized for legal and archival reference.

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