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Andre Bazin on Documentary

Name: Andre Bazin on Documentary
Brand: University of California Press
SKU: 49937389
Price: 112.09 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Dudley Andrew
ISBN: 9780520399426

Dudley Andrew

Deborah Glassman

Natasa Durovicova

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Codice Libristo: 49937389

Casa editrice University of California Press, maggio 2026

Documentary is at the core of André Bazin’s powerful views of cinema. This collection, curated by re... Descrizione completa

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Documentary is at the core of André Bazin’s powerful views of cinema. This collection, curated by renowned film scholar Dudley Andrew, brings to English-language readers sixty-two articles in which Bazin interrogated films about geography, history, animals, painting, and, especially, distant lands and peoples. Both an advocate and critic of popular science and exotic travelogues, Bazin applauded the creativity of impure forms like docu-fiction and the genre he baptized the “essay film.” Engaging minor short subjects, as well as classic works by Robert Flaherty, Jean Rouch, Alain Resnais, and Chris Marker, Bazin’s incisive prose is at once intricately beautiful and playfully entertaining—and his brilliant reflections on both the morality and the aesthetics of documentary remain compelling and urgent today, when spectacles sold as reality flood our screens.