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World History of Film

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ISBN-10: 0131833391

ISBN-13: 9780131833395

Edition: 2002

Authors: Robert Sklar

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List price: $75.00
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Prentice Hall Art
Publication date: 11/1/2001
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 600
Size: 8.75" wide x 11.50" long x 1.50" tall
Weight: 5.786
Language: English

Preface and Acknowledgments
Emergence of Cinema
Cinema, Society, and Science
The Prehistory of Cinema
Recorded Movement
Projected Films
The Advent of Motion Pictures
Early Films
Early Cinema
Rediscovery of Early Cinema
Cinematic Time
Edwin S. Porter
The Transformation of Early Cinema
The Nickelodeon Era
David Wark Griffith
Film As Art and Industry
D. W. Griffith and Narrative Style
Feature Films
Epic Films
Comedy
Stars
Series and Serials
Film and World War I
The Global Spread of Film
Filmmaking Outside Europe and the United States
Through Western Eyes
Architectural Exoticism
Hollywood's Global Domination
The Silent Era
Hollywood in the 1920s
The Rise of Hollywood
The Film Director
The Power of Stars
Hollywood Genres
Alternatives to Hollywood
The Cinemas of Europe
German Cinema
French Cinema
International Cinema
The Punishment of Women
Soviet Cinema
Agit-Trains
Lev Kuleshov
Sergei Eisenstein
Dziga Vertov
Other Soviet Filmmakers
Art and Ideology
The Transition to Sound
Telecommunications and Film Sound
Color and Widescreen
Music and Effects Track
The Advent of Sound
The Art of Sound
Sound and Language
Classic Cinema
Hollywood Genres
The Dream Machine
The Classical Era
Genre Developments
The Production Code and Its Effects
Hollywood Production Values
An Establishment Cinema
Orson Welles
Meeting Hollywood's Challenge
State Control over Cinema
Filmmaking Outside Europe
Britain
France
Documentary, Propaganda, and Politics
The City Symphony
British Documentary
Films of the Left
Nazi Documentary
United States
Film and World War II
United States Fiction Films
U.S. Documentaries
Britain
Soviet Union
Germany, Italy, Japan
Occupation Cinema
Postwar Transformation
Italian Neorealism
Beginnings of Neorealism
Varieties of Neorealism
Neorealism's Legacy
Hollywood's Struggles
Political Challenges to Hollywood
Film Noir
Independent Production
Genre Revivals
Art Cinema of Europe and Asia
International Cinema
Japan
Italy
Film Authors of the 1950s
Years of Fruition
Hollywood in the 1950s
Decline or Artistic Triumph?
Three-dimension and Widescreen Films
Hollywood Auteurs
Genres and Movements of the 1950s
The Revival of Cinema
The French New Wave
Critique of French Cinema
The New Wave Begins
French Film in the 1960s
Jean-Luc Godard
French Cinema and Society
Cinema of Liberation
The Battle of Algiers
China
Cinema Novo in Brazil
Latin American Cinema
African Cinema
The Japanese "New Wave"
The New Documentary
Cinema Verite
Direct Cinema
Documentary Film and the Vietnam War
Documentary Renaissance
American Film: Turmoil and Transformation
The Early 1960s
Movies and Social Movements
Genre Revision
The "Movie Brats"
The Expansion of Cinema
European Films of the 1960s and 1970s
The International Medium
The Question of National Cinema
Eastern European and Soviet Film
European Cinema Without Borders
New German Cinema
Hollywood Recovery
Financial Revolutions
The Neglected "Golden Age"
The New Blockbuster
U.S. Films and Filmmakers
African-American Filmmakers
Beyond Formula
The Cinematic Avant-Garde
Maya Deren
Alternative Filmmakers of the 1960s
European Alternative Cinema
Alternative Cinema in the 1980s
Alternative Nonfiction
Gay and Lesbian Cinema
The Global Advance of Cinema
Australian Cinema
Cinema of the "Three Chinas"
The End of Soviet Cinema
International Art Cinema
The Global Voice of Cinema
Cinema Begins Its Second Century
English-Language Art Cinema
American Independents
British Art Cinema
Filmmakers of Australia, New Zealand, Canada
Independent Nonfiction
New European Film
Postcommunist Cinema
Other European Filmmakers
World Cinema
Iranian Cinema
Chinese Film
Contemporary World Filmmakers
American Cinema: Special Effects and Beyond
New Technologies
Hollywood Auteurs
Hollywood Genres
New Talent
The Future and the Past
Bibliography
Glossary
Filmography
Index
Credits