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Cinemas. --- Film archives. --- Film posters. --- Beatty, Warren, --- Daisne, Johan, --- Dunaway, Faye, --- Archives.
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Cinemas. --- Film archives. --- Film posters. --- Beatty, Warren, --- Daisne, Johan, --- Dunaway, Faye, --- Archives.
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Robert B. Ray examines the ideology of the most enduringly popular cinema in the world--the Hollywood movie. Aided by 364 frame enlargements, he describes the development of that historically overdetermined form, giving close readings of five typical instances: Casablanca, It's a Wonderful Life, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, The Godfather, and Taxi Driver. Like the heroes of these movies, American filmmaking has avoided commitment, in both plot and technique. Instead of choosing left or right, avant-garde or tradition, American cinema tries to have it both ways.Although Hollywood's commercial success has led the world audience to equate the American cinema with film itself, Hollywood filmmaking is a particular strategy designed to respond to specific historical situations. As an art restricted in theoretical scope but rich in individual variations, the American cinema poses the most interesting question of popular culture: Do dissident forms have any chance of remaining free of a mass medium seeking to co-opt them?
Motion pictures --- Motion picture plays, American --- History. --- History and criticism. --- USA. --- USA. --- Los Angeles- Hollywood. --- United States. --- Air Force. --- Althusser, Louis. --- Beatty, Warren. --- Bonnie and Clyde. --- Cahiers du cinéma. --- Casablanca. --- Classic Hollywood. --- Cool Hand Luke. --- Easy Rider. --- Ford, John. --- Godard, Jean-Luc. --- Graduate, The. --- Hardy, Andy. --- Huckleberry Finn. --- Johnny Guitar. --- King and I, The. --- Little Big Man. --- Maltese Falcon, The. --- New Wave. --- On the Waterfront. --- audience. --- blurring of oppositions. --- continuity conventions. --- dichotomies. --- displacement. --- eyeline match. --- formal paradigm. --- intent versus effect. --- intertextuality. --- mythology (myth). --- parody. --- reconciliation. --- reluctant hero.
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Motion pictures --- Architecture, Modern --- Cinéma --- Décor --- Représentation architecturale --- Setting and scenery --- Exhibitions. --- scenography [discipline] --- Film en architectuur ; filmset ontwerpen en ontwerpers --- 72.049 --- ed. by Dietrich Neumann ; With essays by Donald Albrecht, Anton Kaes, Dietrich Neumann, Anthony Vidler and Michael Webb --- scenografie --- decorontwerp --- filmdecors --- expressionisme --- Wiene Robert --- Werckmeister Hans --- Wegener Paul --- Boese Carl --- Martin Karl Heinz --- Grune Karl --- Lang Fritz --- L'Herbier Marcel --- Murnau Friedrich Wilhelm --- Protazanov Jakov A. --- May Joe --- Butler David --- Ulmer Eedgar G. --- Capra Frank --- Vidor King --- Tati Jacques --- Scott Ridley --- Burton Tim --- Beatty Warren --- decors --- filmkunst --- Architectuur ; verschillende onderwerpen --- Stage design. Scenography --- Film --- motion pictures [visual works] --- Architecture --- Expositions --- Toneelontwerp. Scenografie --- films [visuele werken] --- 792 --- 791.43 --- architectuur --- Duitsland --- film --- filmgeschiedenis --- Protazanov Jakov A --- Ulmer Eedgar G --- (069) --- Cinema --- Feature films --- Films --- Movies --- Moving-pictures --- Audio-visual materials --- Mass media --- Performing arts --- theater en ballet --- (Musea. Collecties) --- History and criticism --- 791 --- Scénographie --- CDL --- Motion pictures - Setting and scenery - Exhibitions. --- Architecture, Modern - 20th century - Exhibitions.
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