(9781405184076) - Height: 179 mm - Spine width: 39 mm - Width: 255 mm - Wiley Blackwell - Wiley - ISBN: 9781405184076 - Number of pages: 648 - Languages: English - Weight: 1266 g
(9780195367249) - Dimensions: 154.94 x 233.68 x 17.78mm | 340.19g - Format: 240 pages - ISBN: 9780195367249 - Languages: English - Oxford, United Kingdom - Oxford University Press | Film theory, Dance theory & Dance and film
(9781138190771) - Dimensions: 152 x 229 x 17.78mm | 363g - Format: 258 pages - ROUTLEDGE - London, United Kingdom - Taylor & Francis Ltd - ISBN: 9781138190771 - Languages: English | Film Studies, Teaching Difficult & Theoretical and pedagogical
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As the most complete work written about the exciting, often disconcerting and always controversial genre of the American avant-garde film. This book has remained as the standard text on the American avant-garde film since the publication
In this way, Mulhall reassesses in a fascinating way the central themes of the first editions of On Film: the genres of science fiction and thriller, the impact of digital and photographic modes on the nature of cinema as a medium, and the fate
The film, it suggests, occupies a special place in the genealogy of the virtual arts: while the film disappears, the cinema persists - at least in the narrative forms imagined by Hollywood since 1915. With the probable disappearanc