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Mediating Two Worlds John King

Mediating Two Worlds By John King

Mediating Two Worlds by John King


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Provides a comprehensive analysis of the rich and complex development of Latin American cinema and television. It brings together specially commissioned essays from scholars in Latin America, North America and Europe to open up and explore the cultures of the Americas.

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Mediating Two Worlds: Cinematic Encounters in the Americas by John King

This text examines how Latin America continues to be viewed and recreated by North American and European film-makers, from Raoul Walsh and John Sturges, to Sergei Eisenstein, Luis Bunuel and Werner Herzog. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the rich and complex development of Latin American cinema and television. It brings together specially commissioned essays from scholars in Latin America, North America and Europe to open up and explore the cultures of the Americas.

Mediating Two Worlds Reviews

"A fascinating and enjoyable study full of in-depth analysis on the different movements, history and popular themes of Latin American Cinema."--"Intermedia

About John King

John King is Senior Lecturer in Latin American Cultural History at the University of Warwick. Manuel Alvarado is Head of Education in the Research Division of the British Film Institute. Ana M. Lopez is Associate Professor of Communications at Tulane University, where she teaches Film and Cultural Studies with a Latin American focus.

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CIN0851703348G
9780851703343
0851703348
Mediating Two Worlds: Cinematic Encounters in the Americas by John King
Used - Good
Paperback
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
1993-09-01
327
N/A
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