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Picture Perfect

Name: Picture Perfect
Brand: University of Exeter Press
SKU: 05026013
Price: 87.99 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Bryony Dixon
ISBN: 9781905816002

Landscape, Place and Travel in British Cinema before 1930

Bryony Dixon

Laraine Porter

Lingua

Inglese

Libro Rigido

Codice Libristo: 05026013

Casa editrice University of Exeter Press, marzo 2007

The British cinema has drawn extensively on our national landscapes. Filmmakers have explored the en... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 05026013

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The British cinema has drawn extensively on our national landscapes. Filmmakers have explored the entrenched myth of an idyllic rural tradition, intimately bound up with a popular definition of national heritage. Conversely, within a documentary-realist framework, they have looked at the contemporary urban aesthetic, derived partly from a Victorian tradition of social investigation. The fifth in a series of volumes from the annual British Silent Cinema Festival held in Nottingham (and the first to be published by Exeter), this collective study offers an original treatment of the relationship between pre-1930 cinema and landscape. The Nottingham festival from which this collection derives brought together a group of leading specialists - practitioners, academics and individual researchers - who between them provide a detailed investigation into the national cinema before the sound era.