Danish and German Silent Cinema
Towards a Common Film Culture
Sous la direction de Lars-Martin Sørensen et Casper Tybjerg
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Description de l'ouvrage:
The book examines how Danish and German film interacted with one another from 1910 through World War I till the advent of sound around 1930. The film businesses of the two countries were closely connected, and many film professionals crossed back and forth across national borders. The studies in this book include production and distribution history, censorship, celebrity studies, and aesthetic analysis. They contribute to European film and cultural history through extensive empirical investigation of films, persons and companies. The underlying perspective is that of entangled film history, an approach that stresses cross-border interchanges and mutual influences. Written by an international team of scholars, the book marks the conclusion of a four-year collective research project running alongside the stumfilm.dk initiative to digitise the entire Danish silent film heritage.
À propos des auteurs :
Lars-Martin Sørensen is Head of Research at the Danish Film Institute.Casper Tybjerg is Associate Professor of Film Studies at the University of Copenhagen.
Revue de Presse:
This collection offers fresh insights into the complex question of a common Danish and German film culture. Based on an entangled film history and access to digitized Danish periodicals and films, it meticulously analyses migrant directors, actors, genre, and style, alongside each nation’s leading stars. -- Martin Loiperdinger, University of Trier
Voir le site internet de l'éditeur Edinburgh University Press
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Pictorial Affects, Senses of Rupture (2021)
On the Poetics and Culture of Popular German Cinema, 1910-1930
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