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Screening the Sixties

Name: Screening the Sixties
Brand: Palgrave Macmillan
SKU: 02972067
Price: 55.49 EUR
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Author: Oliver Gruner
ISBN: 9781137496324

Hollywood Cinema and the Politics of Memory

Oliver Gruner

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Inglese

Libro Rigido

Codice Libristo: 02972067

Casa editrice Palgrave Macmillan, settembre 2016

This book provides a detailed and engaging account of how Hollywood cinema has represented and 'reme... Descrizione completa

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This book provides a detailed and engaging account of how Hollywood cinema has represented and 'remembered' the Sixties. From late 1970s hippie musicals such as Hair and The Rose through to recent civil rights portrayals The Help and Lee Daniels' The Butler , Oliver Gruner explores the ways in which films have engaged with broad debates on America's recent past. Drawing on extensive archival research, he traces production history and script development, showing how a group of politically engaged filmmakers sought to offer resonant contributions to public memory. Situating Hollywood within a wider series of debates taking place in the US public sphere, Screening the Sixties offers a rigorous and innovative study of cinema's engagement with this most contested of epochs.