| Front | bifurcate |
|---|---|
| Back | (BYE-fur-kate), verb To divide something into two branches or forks. “François Truffaut defined a great movie as a perfect blend of truth and spectacle. Now it’s become BIFURCATED. Studio films are all spectacle and no truth, and independent films are all truth and no spectacle.” – Howard Franklin, American screenwriter and director |
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