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European Cinema Summary of the lectures and screenings in Michaelmas Term General Reading List for Michaelmas Term Film Theory: Sergei Eisenstein: Film Form (1949 in English); Film Sense (1942) Andr Bazin: What is Cinema? (1967-71, in English) Siegfried Kracauer: Theory of Film: The Redemption of Physical Reality (1960) Jean Mitry: The Aesthetics and Psychology of the Cinema (1998, in English) Christian Metz:...
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European Cinema Summary of the lectures and screenings in Michaelmas Term General Reading List for Michaelmas Term Film Theory: Sergei Eisenstein: Film Form (1949 in English); Film Sense (1942) Andr Bazin: What is Cinema? (1967-71, in English) Siegfried Kracauer: Theory of Film: The Redemption of Physical Reality (1960) Jean Mitry: The Aesthetics and Psychology of the Cinema (1998, in English) Christian Metz: Psychoanalysis and the Cinema: The Imaginary Signifier (1982 in English) Gilles Deleuze: Cinema 1: The Movement-Image (1986 in English) Introductory Texts: Main Text: David Bordwell and Kristin Thompson: <a href="/keyword/film-art/" >film art</a> : An Introduction (2004, many editions, periodically reedited: this is the standard text book on film.) Dudley Andrew: The Major Film Theories: An Introduction (1976) Nicolas Tredell: Cin...
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