Arthur Penn 1922-2010
September 29, 2010The director behind Little Big Man, Night Moves and, of course, this…
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Arthur Penn, one of The Directors, dies at 88. What a legacy he leaves behind…. Arthur Penn solely changed the face of American cinema with the explosive violence of Bonnie and Clyde. That film is serene and beautiful..