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245 14 $aThe film genre book /$cJohn Sanders.
260 $aLeighton Buzzard [England] :$bAuteur,$c2009.
300 $a464 p. :$bill ;$c27 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 458) and index.
520 $aThe Film Genre Book allows readers to create their own narrative of film through history by focusing on seven genres, highlighting a key film from each genre over a ninety-year period--sixty-three films discussed in detail. The reader can trace the developments in a particular genre over time or compare films in a particular decade from the different genres. Each case-study considers issues of historical context, representation and the close textual analysis of significant scenes. Analyzing films as diverse as Bambi and Pan's Labyrinth, the book immerses its reader into the full range of film experience. Its breadth of study, and the way in which it bridges the gap between commercial film guides and academic studies, makes it valuable for teachers, students and cineastes alike.--From publisher description.
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