European Cinema Reader

Name: European Cinema Reader
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ISBN: 9780415240925

ISBN-10: 0415240921

ISBN-13: 9780415240925

Edition: 2002

Authors: Catherine Fowler

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This is a comprehensive introduction to the theory and practice of national cinemas in Europe, bringing together classic writings by key film-makers such as Eisenstein, Buanuel and Grierson and by critics such as Bazin and Wollen.

Book details

List price: $47.95
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Routledge
Publication date: 9/13/2002
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 288
Size: 6.75" wide x 9.50" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.298
Language: English




European Film Culture


Early Traditions



The Birth of the Sixth Art (1911)




Cinema Instrument of Poetry




The Montage of Film Attractions




Provisional Instructions to Kino-eye Groups




First Principals of Documentary




Movements from European Film History



An Aesthetic of Reality: neorealism (extract)




`Six Characters in Search of Auteurs: Discussion about the French Cinema' (extract)




`The Oberhausen Manifesto'



Godard's Cinema and Counter-Cinema




Dogme 95 - The Vow of Chastity



European Films and Theory


Art Cinemas



The Art cinema as a mode of film practice




Art cinema as institution



Authorship



The author as public institution: the `new' cinema in the Federal Republic of Germany



National Cinemas



The Concept of a National Cinema




Identity and the past recent Russian cinema




DEFA and the traditions of International cinema




Catalan cinema: historical experience and cinematic practise




Exclusion Zones


Europe and America



`Temporary American Citizens - Cultural Anxieties and Industrial Strategies in the Americanisation of European Cinema'




The `popular' cash and culture in the post-war British cinema industry




Support mechanisms across Europe




The financial structure of Spanish cinema




`From the `prenational' to a `postnational' French Cinema'