The cinematic city /
The role played by the city is central to a wide variety of films. In everyday experience, cities frequently seem to possess a cinematic quality. Yet the relationship between city and cinema has been neglected in both film and urban studies.
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| Μορφή: | Βιβλίο |
| Γλώσσα: | English |
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London :
Routledge,
1997
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Πίνακας περιεχομένων:
- Introduction: Previewing the Cinematic City / David B. Clarke
- Chinese Boxes and Russian Dolls: Tracking the Elusive Cinematic City / Colin McArthur
- City Views: The Voyage of Film Images / Giuliana Bruno
- Of Plans and Planners: Documentary Film and the Challenge of the Urban Future, 1935-52 / John R. Gold and Stephen V. Ward
- Something More than Night: Tales of the Noir City / Frank Krutnik
- Urban Confidential: The Lurid City of the 1950s / Will Straw
- Cinecities in the Sixties / Antony Easthope
- From Ramble City to the Screening of the Eye: Blade Runner, Death and Symbolic Exchange / Marcus A. Doel and David B. Clarke
- 'The People in Parentheses': Space Under Pressure in the Postmodern City / Elisabeth Mahoney
- Mainly in Cities and at Night: Some Notes on Cities and Film / Rob Lapsley
- Piecing Together What Remains of the Cinematic City / James Hay
- Maps, Movies, Musics and Memory / Iain Chambers.
