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Film Genre Hollywood And Beyond Barry Langford

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Film Genre Hollywood And Beyond Barry Langford
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Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 13.64 MB
Pages: 171
Author: Barry Langford
ISBN: 9780748619030, 0748619038
Language: English
Year: 2005

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Film Genre Hollywood And Beyond Barry Langford by Barry Langford 9780748619030, 0748619038 instant download after payment.

Film Genre: Hollywood and Beyond provides a detailed account of genre history and contemporary trends in film genre, alongside the critical debates they have provoked. 

The book ranges widely across the field, dealing separately and in detail with not only classic genres - including the Western, the musical, the war film, the gangster film, and film noir - but also more recent trends such as body-horror, Holocaust film, and the action blockbuster. Throughout the book, genre is presented as a constantly evolving phenomenon. 

Writing in a sophisticated yet accessible style, Barry Langford shows how notions of genre help shape the ways that filmmakers, critics and audiences view films and how the often complex scholarly debates around genre reflect important differences in the ways cinema is understood in relation to its social and historical contexts. The book encourages students to interrogate and broaden received ideas about genre.

Features

* Key text suitable for both undergraduate and advanced students

* Detailed close analyses of key films (including The Matrix, Saving Private Ryan and Singin' in the Rain)

* Comprehensive bibliography and guide to further reading

* Up-to-date and theoretically informed.

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