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I know where I'm going!
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ISBN: 9781839023804 9781839023811 1839023805 Year: 2021 Publisher: London Bloomsbury on behalf of the British Film Institute

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"I Know Where I'm Going! (1945) is widely regarded as one of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's most remarkable achievements and a cinematic tour de force. A simple moral tale set in the wild Scottish Highlands, it follows the journey of a headstrong young woman forced by her encounter with this magical, mythic world and its exotic customs to revise her materialistic priorities. Pam Cook traces the film's production history, exploring its place in Powell and Pressburger's canon and showing how it wove into its narrative the memories and aspirations of an international group of film-makers working in 1940s Britain. Focusing on the extensive use of special effects, she reveals a technologically ambitious masterpiece. I Know Where I'm Going! is, for Cook, a multilayered work rich in allusions whose emotional power reaches beyond boundaries of time and place to touch profound human desires."--


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Neo-romantic landscapes : an aesthetic approach to the films of Powell and Pressburger
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ISBN: 1282192221 9786612192227 1443808598 9781443808590 9781282192225 1847187447 9781847187444 6612192224 Year: 2008 Publisher: Newcastle upon Tyne : Cambridge Scholars Pub.,

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Neo-Romantic Landscapes offers a reappraisal of the 1940's films of Powell and Pressburger focusing on their use of landscape. Questioning the established notion that the two film-makers, owing to their non-British personal roots, are located as un-British and 'other', Stella Hockenhull draws a correlation between the two media of film and painting to suggest otherwise. Emphasising the spiritual aspects of landscape and nature at a time when the experience and imagery of the war years generate...

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