The Cinema of Scandinavia
Edited by Tytti Soila
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Book Presentation:
A new volume in the "Twenty-Four Frames" series that focuses on twenty-four key films from Scandinavia - Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland. Each of these national cinemas is able to boast directors of worldwide renown. Such as Ingmar Bergman, Carl Theodor Dreyer, Victor SjAstrom and more contemporary film-makers such as Lukas Moodysson, Aki KaurismAki and the co-founders of the Dogme 95 movement - Lars von Trier, Thomas Vinterberg and Tomas Kragh-Jacobsen. This book looks at the impact that film-makers from this region have had on their national cinema and the world of film. This book explores in detail their styles, movements and influences.
About the Author:
Tytti Soila is head of the department of cinema studies at the University of Stockholm. She is the co-editor of Nordic National Cinemas (1998)
See the publisher website: Wallflower Press
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