POP CULTURE
by Frank D.McConnell
At one point in Graham Greene's The Confidential Agent, the hero-a hunted spy-hides out in a movie theater. A nondescript Hollvwood romance is on the screen, but the hero discovers in it a significance deeper than any intended by its makers: "It was as if some code of faith or morality had been lost for centuries, and the world was trvins to reconstruct it from the unreliable
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evidence of folk memories and subconscious desires. . . ."
A splendid...