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Sirens & Sinners: A Visual History of Weimar Film 1918-1933

امتیاز محصول:
(هنوز کسی امتیاز نداده است)
دسته بندی:
Performing Art
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کد کالا:
145352
شابک:
9780500516898
نویسنده:
انتشارات:
موضوع:
Performing Art
سال انتشار:
2013
جلد:
Hardcover
تعداد صفحه:
308
طول:
31.1912
عرض:
26.0096
ارتفاع:
3.4036
وزن:
2240 گرم
قیمت محصول:
2,340,000 ریال
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درباره Sirens & Sinners: A Visual History of Weimar Film 1918-1933:

Celebrates the height of Weimar cinema through images and commentaries on more than seventy of its finest films

Between the First and Second World Wars, Germany under the Weimar Republic was the scene of one of the most creative periods in film history. Through the silent era to the early years of sound, the visual flair and technical innovation of its filmmakers set an international standard for the powerful possibilities of cinema as an art form, with movies such as The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Nosferatu, Metropolis, and M building a legacy that shaped the world of film.

Here is a showcase of more than seventy films, selected to give a wide-ranging overview of Weimar cinema at its finest. Every genre is represented, from escapist comedies and musicals to gritty depictions of contemporary city life, from period dramas to fantastical visions of the future, with themes such as sexuality and social issues tackled by iconic stars like Marlene Dietrich and Louise Brooks. A wealth of film stills captures the bold vision of great directors like Fritz Lang and Ernst Lubitsch, while the text sets the historical scene and gives intriguing insights into what the films meant to the society that created them.

This chapter in movie history was brought to a close by Hitler’s rise to power in 1933. Directors, screenwriters and actors found themselves obliged to leave Germany, and brought their talents to Hollywood.
443 illustrations, 335 in duotone