Reaping the Red’s Harvest

and Faulkner was a drinking problem.nWim Wenders was influenced by filmnnoir which, particularly when thenproducts were American, had its heydaynin Europe in the 1940's; Gide's commentnwas written in 1944. Thus, Wender'snHammett and Gide's excess can be atnleast understood with regard to thencontext. Johnson, however, is . . .