Film Moments: Criticism, History, Theory
Autor James Walters, Tom Brownen Limba Engleză Paperback – 9 dec 2010
The 38 specially commissioned essays inFilm Momentsexamine a wide selection of key scenes across a broad spectrum of national cinemas, historical periods and genres, featuring films by renowned auteurs including Alfred Hitchcock, Jean Renoir and Vincente Minnelli and important contemporary directors such as Pedro Costa, Zhang Ke Jia and Quentin Tarantino, addressing films includingCity Lights,Gone with the Wind,The Wizard of Oz,The Night of the Hunter,Wild Strawberries,8 1?2,Bonnie and Clyde,Star Wars,Conte d'été,United 93andLord of the Rings: Return of the King.
Film Momentsprovides both an enlightening introduction for students to the diversity of approaches and concerns in the study of film, and a dynamic and vibrant account of key film sequences for anyone interested in enhancing their understanding of cinema.
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ISBN-13: 9781844573356
ISBN-10: 1844573354
Pagini: 178
Ilustrații: 74 black & white halftones
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.46 kg
Ediția:2010
Editura: British Film Institute
Colecția British Film Institute
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1844573354
Pagini: 178
Ilustrații: 74 black & white halftones
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.46 kg
Ediția:2010
Editura: British Film Institute
Colecția British Film Institute
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Descriere
Film
Momentsbrings
together
specially
commissioned
essays
by
leading
international scholars
to
provide
a
close
analysis
of
key
films
of
world
cinema, includingThe
Wizard
of
Oz,United
93,8
1/2,Wild
StrawberriesandMagnolia.
The
essays
represent
a
range
of
critical
approaches
to
and
concepts
in film
studies.
Cuprins
Acknowledgments.-
Notes
on
Contributors.-
Preface.-
PART
ONE:
CRITICISM.-
Shadow
Play
and
Dripping
Teat:
The
Night
of
the
Hunter
(1955);
T.Gunning.-
Between
Melodrama
and
Realism:
Under
the
Skin
of
the
City
(2001);
L.Mulvey.-
Internalising
the
Musical:
The
Band
Wagon
(1953);
A.Klevan.-
The
Visitor's
Discarded
Clothes
in
Theorem
(1968);
S.Bruzzi.-
Style
and
Sincerity
in
Quentin
Tarantino's
Kill
Bill:
Vol.
2
(2004);
J.Walters.-
The
Moves:
Blood
(1989);
A.Martin.-
The
Properties
of
Images:
Lust
for
Life
(1956);
S.Neale.-
Two
Views
Over
Water:
Action
and
Absorption
in
Ingmar
Bergman's
Wild
Strawberries
(1957);
E.Gallafent.-
Making
an
Entrance:
Bette
Davis's
First
Appearance
in
Jezebel
(1938);
M.Shingler.-
A
Narrative
Parenthesis
in
Life
is
Beautiful
(1997);
D.Thomas.-
The
End
of
Summer:
Conte
d'été
(1996);
J.Leigh.-
Enter
Lisa:
Rear
Window
(1954);
D.Pye.-
Opening
Up
The
Secret
Garden
(1993);
S.Smith.-
A
Magnified
Meeting
in
Written
on
the
Wind
(1956);
S.Peacock.-
'Everything
is
connected,
and
everything
matters':
Relationships
in
I [heart]
Huckabees
(2004);
J.Gibbs.-
The
Ending
of
8
½
(1963);
R.Dyer.-
PART
TWO:
HISTORY.-
Haptic
Vision
and
Consumerism:
a
Moment
from
Fritz
Lang's
Siegfried
(1924);
T.Elsaesser.-
Visions
of
Sound:
City
Lights
(1931);
C.Barr.-
'Entertainment
and
dystopia':
Maurice
Chevalier
Performs
Avec
le
sourire
(1936);
T.Brown.-
Music,
Crime
and
the
Gaze:
La
Bête
humaine
(1938);
G.Vincendeau.-
Thunder
and
Lightning:
Gone
with
the
Wind
(1939)
and
the
Logic
of
Synchronisation;
R.Altman.-
Hearing,
Fearing:
the
Sonic
Design
of
Suspense
in
Cat
People
(1942);
H.Hanson.-
'I've
seen
him
take
his
knife…':
The
Searchers
(1956);
R.J.Ellis.-
Another
Story:
Myth
and
History
in
Bonnie
and
Clyde
(1967);
P.Cook.-
A
Sculptural
Moment:
the
Epilogue
to
Les
Deux
Anglaises
et
le
Continent
(1971);
M.Broughton.-
Star
Wars
(1977):
Back
and
Forth
in
Time
and
Space;
J.Bignell.-
Between
Freedom
and
Confinement:
Music
in
The
World
(2004);
C.Gorbman.-
PART
THREE:
THEORY.-
Performance,
with
Strings
Attached:
Team
America's
(2004)
Snub
to
the
Actor;
A.Clayton.-
Éloge
de
l'amour
(2001):
Moments
in
Time;
A.Butler.-
Contested
Endings:
Interpreting
The
Piano's
(1993)
Final
Scenes;
B.Klinger.-
Mourning,
Loss
and
Trauma,
and
the
Ambiguities
of
Proper
and
Improper
Desire
in
Exotica
(1994);
E.Cowie.-
Stepping
Out
of
Blockbuster
Mode:
the
Lighting
of
the
Beacons
in
The
Lord
of
the
Rings:
The
Return
of
the
King
(2003);
K.Thompson.-
Dorothy's
Dream:
Mindscreen
in
The
Wizard
of
Oz
(1939);
B.F.Kawin.-
Looking
On
and
Looking
the
Other
Way:
Hotel
Rwanda
(2004)
and
the
Racialised
Ethics
of
Spectatorship;
M.Aaron.-
Working
Through
the
Body:
Textual-Corporeal
Strategies
in
United
93
(2006);
L.Purse.-
'I
wasn't
expecting
that!':
Cognition
and
Shock
in
Alien's
(1979)
Chestburster
Scene;
J.Frome.-
The
Inflection
of
a
Dream
in
Scarlet
Street
(1945);
G.M.Wilson.-
Judy's
Plan:
a
Reading
of
the
'Flashback'
Sequence
in
Vertigo
(1958);
W.Rothman.-
Index.
Notă biografică
TOM
BROWN
is
Lecturer
in
the
Department
of
Film,
Theatre
and
Television
at
the
University
of
Reading,
UK.
He
is
co-Editor,
with
James
Bennett,
ofFilm
and
Television
After
DVD(2008).
JAMES WALTERS is Lecturer in Film and Television Studies at the University of Birmingham, UK. He is the author ofFantasy Film
(2010) andAlternative Worlds in Hollywood Cinema(2008).
JAMES WALTERS is Lecturer in Film and Television Studies at the University of Birmingham, UK. He is the author ofFantasy Film
(2010) andAlternative Worlds in Hollywood Cinema(2008).
Textul de pe ultima copertă
Film
is
made
of
moments.
In
its
earliest
form,
the
cinema
was
a
moment:
mere
seconds
recorded
and
projected
into
the
darkness.
Even
as
film
has
developed
into
today's
complex
and
intricate
medium,
it
is
the
brief,
temporary
and
transitory
that
combines
to
create
the
whole.
Our
memories
of
films
are
composed
of
the
moments
we
deem
to
be
crucial:
touchstones
for
our
understanding
and
appreciation.
Moments
matter.
The 38 specially commissioned essays inFilm Momentsexamine a wide selection of key scenes across a broad spectrum of national cinemas, historical periods and genres, featuring films by renowned auteurs including Alfred Hitchcock, Jean Renoir and Vincente Minnelli and important contemporary directors such as Pedro Costa, Zhang Ke Jia and Quentin Tarantino, addressing films includingCity Lights,Gone with the Wind,The Wizard of Oz,The Night of the Hunter,Wild Strawberries,8 1?2,Bonnie and Clyde,Star Wars,Conte d'été,United 93andLord of the Rings: Return of the King.
Film Momentsprovides both an enlightening introduction for students to the diversity of approaches and concerns in the study of film, and a dynamic and vibrant account of key film sequences for anyone interested in enhancing their understanding of cinema.
The 38 specially commissioned essays inFilm Momentsexamine a wide selection of key scenes across a broad spectrum of national cinemas, historical periods and genres, featuring films by renowned auteurs including Alfred Hitchcock, Jean Renoir and Vincente Minnelli and important contemporary directors such as Pedro Costa, Zhang Ke Jia and Quentin Tarantino, addressing films includingCity Lights,Gone with the Wind,The Wizard of Oz,The Night of the Hunter,Wild Strawberries,8 1?2,Bonnie and Clyde,Star Wars,Conte d'été,United 93andLord of the Rings: Return of the King.
Film Momentsprovides both an enlightening introduction for students to the diversity of approaches and concerns in the study of film, and a dynamic and vibrant account of key film sequences for anyone interested in enhancing their understanding of cinema.
Caracteristici
Unique
format
focusing
on
close
analysis
of
key
films,
fromThe
Wizard
of
OztoUnited
93
Contributions from all the big names in cinema studies
Richly illustrated with stills and screengrabs, including some colour images
Contributions from all the big names in cinema studies
Richly illustrated with stills and screengrabs, including some colour images