On Brazil and global cinema /
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Group Author: | ; |
Published: |
University of Wales Press,
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Publisher Address: | Cardiff, Wales : |
Publication Dates: | [2018] |
Literature type: | Book |
Language: |
English Portuguese |
Series: |
Iberian and Latin American studies
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Carrier Form: | xliv, 242 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm. |
Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references (pages [224]-226), filmography (pages 225-230), and index. |
ISBN: |
9781786833235 1786833239 |
Index Number: | PN1993 |
CLC: | J905.777 |
Call Number: | J905.777/G633 |
Contents: |
Series Editors' Foreword -- Part I. Social and Cinematic Engagements -- Introduction -- Declaration -- Commentary -- A Time of Pessimism -- Platform for a New Generation -- Start of a Conversation -- A Century of Film -- Unnecessary Intellect -- Part II. Foreign Dialogues -- Introduction -- On Hollywood -- The Long Voyage Home -- Against Fantasia -- Citizen Kane -- Orson Welles: The Brazilian Adventure -- Hitchcock's Mutations -- Independence and Money -- Is Chaplin Cinema? -- Mythology and Truth -- On Soviet and European Cinema -- Jean Vigo: Zero de Conduite -- Eisenstein's Thinking -- The Other Side of Jean Renoir -- The Ideology of Metropolis -- A Religious Adventure -- The Critic André Bazin -- Battleship Potemkin and October -- Cinema and Prostitution -- Revolution, Cinema and Love -- Part III. National Cinema -- Introduction -- On Brazilian Cinema -- Mauro and Two Other Great Directors -- The Good and the Bad in Khouri -- Compensated Nudity -- A Healthy Orgy -- On the Banks of Ipiranga -- The Secret of the Man Critics Never Praised: Mazzaropi -- The Three Gunslingers -- Glauber -- For a National Cinema -- Paulo Emilio: A Brazilian Film Critic -- A Colonial Situation? -- Cinema: A Trajectory within Underdevelopment -- The Social Expression of Documentary Films in Silent Brazilian Cinema -- Exhibitors -- The Cinematheque and Obstinacy -- The Latin American Situation. |