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Geschichte des deutschen Films [PDF ebook]

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Internationales Standardwerk der Filmgeschichtsschreibung. Von ausgewählten Filmen und ihren Regisseuren bis zum ‘Autorenfilm’ berichtet der Band über alle wichtigen filmgeschichtlichen Epochen. Vorgestellt werden auch die charakteristischen Genres, Ideen, Motive, die politische Dimension des Films und die Rolle des Publikums. Eine Chronik erschließt die Daten zum deutschen Film, eine Bibliografie nennt weiterführende Literatur. Mit zahlreichen Abbildungen von über einhundert Jahren deutscher Filmgeschichte.

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Language German ● Format PDF ● ISBN 9783476029195 ● Editor Wolfgang Jacobsen & Anton Kaes ● Publisher J.B. Metzler ● Published 2016 ● Downloadable 3 times ● Currency EUR ● ID 6398495 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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