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				<title>Raising Titanic: The World of Communication &amp; the Creation of One of the World&#39;s Most Succesful Films</title>
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				<description>By Ryan A. Piccirillo - In an interview with Playboy, Cameron admits he made the film because he &amp;ldquo;wanted to dive to the shipwreck, not because [he] particularly wanted to make the movie&amp;rdquo; (Playboy). Inspired by deep-sea IMAX productions and a fascination with shipwrecks, Cameron was determined to include actual footage of the Titanic wreck as a framing device in his film. He negotiated with a Russian research organization, the Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, to sponsor his deep-sea expedition. Arguing that it &amp;ldquo;might be of some scientific benefit, [he] won official approval to charter the Keldysh,&amp;rdquo...</description>
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