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The Cinematic Language Of Theo Angelopoulos 1st Edition Vrasidas Karalis

Name: The Cinematic Language Of Theo Angelopoulos 1st Edition Vrasidas Karalis
SKU: BELL-37372310
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Berghahn Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 50.49 MB

Pages: 208

Author: Vrasidas Karalis

ISBN: 9781800731967, 1800731965

Language: English

Year: 2021

Edition: 1

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The Cinematic Language Of Theo Angelopoulos 1st Edition Vrasidas Karalis by Vrasidas Karalis 9781800731967, 1800731965 instant download after payment.

Beginning with his first film Reconstruction, released in 1970, Theo Angelopoulos’s notoriously complex cinematic language has long explored Greece’s contemporary history and questioned European culture and society. The Cinematic Language of Theo Angelopoulos offers a detailed study and critical discussion of the acclaimed filmmaker’s cinematic aesthetics as they developed over his career, exploring different styles through which Greek and European history, identity, and loss have been visually articulated throughout his oeuvre, as well as his impact on both European and global cinema.