What is cinema? / Essays selected and translated by Hugh Gray.
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| Language: | English French |
| Published: | Berkeley : University of California Press, [1967-71] |
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Table of Contents:
- V.1: Foreword / by Jean Renoir
- Introduction
- The ontology of the photographic image
- The myth of total cinema
- The evolution of the language of cinema
- The virtues and limitations of montage
- In defense of mixed cinema
- Theater and cinema
- Le Journal d'un cure �de campagne and the stylistics of Robert Bresson
- Charlie Chaplin
- Cinema and exploration
- Painting and cinema
- v. 2: Foreword / by Franco�is Truffaut
- Translator's introduction
- An aesthetic of reality: cinematic realism and the Italian school of the liberation
- La terra trema
- Bicycle thief
- De sica: Metteur en sce?e
- Umberto D: a great work
- Cabiria: the voyage to the end of neorealism
- In defense of Rossellini
- The myth of Monsieur Verdoux
- Limelight, or the death of Molier`e
- The grandeur of Limelight
- The western, or the American film par excellence
- The evolution of the western
- Entomology of the pin-up girl
- The Outlaw
- Marginal notes on Eroticism in the Cinema
- The destiny of Jean Gabin.