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Direct Cinema Observational Documentary And The Politics Of The Sixties Dave Saunders

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Direct Cinema Observational Documentary And The Politics Of The Sixties Dave Saunders
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Publisher: Wallflower Press / Columbia UP
File Extension: PDF
File size: 37.4 MB
Pages: 236
Author: Dave Saunders
ISBN: 9781905674152, 9781905674169, 1905674155, 1905674163
Language: English
Year: 2007

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Direct Cinema Observational Documentary And The Politics Of The Sixties Dave Saunders by Dave Saunders 9781905674152, 9781905674169, 1905674155, 1905674163 instant download after payment.

Direct Cinema is the first comprehensive study of the "direct cinema" movement of 1960s America. Through the inquisitiveness of filmmakers such as Robert Drew, D.A. Pennebaker, and Frederick Wiseman—and predicated on innovations such as portable cameras and synchronized sound—direct cinema intimately documented presidential campaigns through the revelers of Woodstock and the dispossessed subjects of Wiseman's "reality fictions". This volume recovers these vastly influential yet politically underappreciated films, suggesting they represented a resurgence of America's home-grown philosophical tradition inextricably bound up in the artistic and political impulses of the 1960s.

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