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A History of Film

ISBN: 9780205167111 | 020516711X
Edition: 4th
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing Group
Pub. Date: 2/1/1995

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Table of Contents
Prefacep. vii
Birth and Childhood of a New Art - 1895-1914p. 1
Brief Motion-Picture Records of Actuality and of Performancesp. 1
Telling Stories through Staged and Filmed Pantomimep. 6
Telling Stories through Filmic Meansp. 10
The Language of Filmp. 16
Increasing Films to Feature Lengthp. 20
Films of the Periodp. 24
Books on ... MOREp. 25
Rise of the American Film - 1914-1919p. 26
The First American Epicsp. 27
A Tradition of Screen Comedy Is Establishedp. 38
Emerging Patterns of Industryp. 45
Films of the Periodp. 49
Books on the Periodp. 49
Great German Silents - 1919-1928p. 51
Predominant Types and Themesp. 52
Principal Technical and Stylistic Advancesp. 60
Mirror of the Culturep. 66
Influence on Hollywoodp. 66
Films of the Periodp. 68
Books on the Periodp. 69
Art and Dialectic in the Soviet Film - 1925-1929p. 70
Historical Settingp. 71
Beginningsp. 72
Three Silent Mastersp. 75
Montage: Theory and Practicep. 83
Films of the Periodp. 87
Books on the Periodp. 87
Hollywood in the Twenties - 1919-1929p. 88
Movies Become Big Businessp. 88
Ascendancy of the Directorp. 91
Popular Genresp. 97
Sound Arrivesp. 104
Films of the Periodp. 110
Books on the Periodp. 111
France in the Twenties and Thirties - 1919-1939p. 112
The First Avant-Garde: Impressionismp. 113
The Second Avant-Garde: Pure Cinemap. 115
The Golden Age of the 1930sp. 117
Films of the Periodp. 125
Books on the Periodp. 126
Hollywood in the Thirties and Early Forties - 1929-1945p. 127
The Industryp. 128
Censorship, Self-Regulation, and Pressure Groupsp. 131
Notable Directors of the 1930sp. 132
Emergent Genres in the 1930sp. 137
Wartimep. 150
A 1940s Genre: Film Noirp. 152
Orson Welles: Boy Geniusp. 155
Films of the Periodp. 157
Books on the Periodp. 159
Postwar Italy: Neorealism and Beyond - 1945-p. 161
Theory and Practice of Neorealismp. 163
Two Major Directors of the Neorealist Erap. 166
Period of Transition: 1952-1960p. 168
Emergence of a New Style: Three Directors of the 1960sp. 170
Neo-Neorealism: Three Directors of the 1960s and 1970sp. 180
The 1970s and Beyond: A New Generation of Film Makersp. 182
Films of the Periodp. 189
Books on the Periodp. 192
British Film after the War: Humor, Horror, and Social Criticism - 1945-p. 193
The Griersonian Documentary Traditionp. 194
Postwar Comediesp. 196
Free Cinema and Social-Realist Featuresp. 199
The Gothic Strainp. 204
Americans Abroadp. 210
State of the Industryp. 214
Films of the Periodp. 216
Books on the Periodp. 219
Films of the Auteurs: The French New Wave and After - 1954-p. 220
Auteurismp. 220
Precursors to the New Wavep. 222
The New Wave Arrivesp. 225
New Wave Directorsp. 231
Left Bank Directors and Othersp. 236
New Politics and New Theories of Authorshipp. 241
After the New Wavep. 243
Films of the Periodp. 249
Books on the Periodp. 252
Other Western European Cinemas: National Cinemas or Eurofilms? - 1945-p. 253
Scandinaviap. 254
Germanyp. 261
Spainp. 269
Films of the Periodp. 276
Books on the Periodp. 279
Eastern European Cinema: Film Making for the State - 1954-p. 280
Polandp. 282
Hungaryp. 290
Czechoslovakiap. 293
Yugoslaviap. 298
The Soviet Union and Afterp. 301
Films of the Periodp. 307
Books on the Periodp. 311
Japanese Film: A Pictorial Tradition and a Modernist Edge - 1951-p. 312
The Japanese Stylep. 313
Three Japanese Mastersp. 315
Other Japanese Film Makers of the Classic Erap. 322
The Japanese New Wavep. 324
Recent Developmentsp. 327
Films of the Periodp. 329
Books on the Periodp. 331
Other Asian Film-Making Traditions - 1956-p. 332
India: Film and National Identityp. 332
China: Three Cinemasp. 340
Films of the Periodp. 351
Books on the Periodp. 353
Hollywood in Transition - 1945-1962p. 354
Televisionp. 355
New Screen Processesp. 357
Fall of the Studios, Rise of the Independentsp. 361
Internationalizationp. 362
Loosened Controls on Contentp. 363
Liberalism, Communism, and Anti-Communism: The House Un-American Activities Committee and Blacklistingp. 367
Major Genresp. 370
American Directors of the 1950sp. 375
Films of the Periodp. 380
Books on the Periodp. 381
American Reemergence - 1963-1974p. 382
Popular Genresp. 383
The American New Wavep. 385
Independent Voicesp. 395
Films of the Periodp. 402
Books on the Periodp. 403
Recent National Movements - 1959-p. 404
Latin Americap. 404
Africap. 415
Australiap. 417
Canadap. 422
Iranp. 426
Films of the Periodp. 429
Books on the Periodp. 434
Here and Now: United States - 1975-p. 435
The Economy and Technologyp. 435
Emerging Genresp. 440
Studio Stalwartsp. 448
Independent Voicesp. 453
Multicultural Agendasp. 459
Multinationalismp. 469
Films of the Periodp. 471
Books on the Periodp. 474
Indexp. 475
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