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Filming The Middle Ages 1st Edition Bettina Bildhauer

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Filming The Middle Ages 1st Edition Bettina Bildhauer
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Publisher: Reaktion Books, Limited
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.08 MB
Pages: 266
Author: Bettina Bildhauer
ISBN: 9781861899279, 1861899270
Language: English
Year: 2011
Edition: 1

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Filming The Middle Ages 1st Edition Bettina Bildhauer by Bettina Bildhauer 9781861899279, 1861899270 instant download after payment.

In this groundbreaking account of film history, Bettina Bildhauer shows how from the earliest silent films to recent blockbusters, medieval topics and plots have played an important but overlooked role in the development of cinema. " Filming the Middle Ages "is the first book to define medieval films as a group and trace their history from silent film in Weimar Germany to Hollywood and then to recent European co-productions. Bildhauer provides incisive new interpretations of classics like MurnauOCOs "Faust" and EisensteinOCOs "Alexander Nevsky," and she rediscovers some forgotten works like Douglas SirkOCOs "Sign of the Pagan" and Asta NielsenOCOs "Hamlet." As Bildhauer explains, both art house films like "The Seventh Seal" and "The Passion of Joan of Arc "and popular films like "Beowulf" or "The Da Vinci Code" cleverly use the Middle Ages to challenge modern ideas of historical progress, to find alternatives to a print-dominated culture, and even to question what makes us human. "Filming the Middle Ages" pays special attention to medieval animated and detective films andaprovactively demonstrates that the invention of cinema itself is considered a return to the Middle Ages by many film theorists and film makers. " Filming the Middle Ages "is ideal reading for medievalists with a stake in the contemporary and film scholars with an interest in the distant past. a

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