Konstfacks bibliotek

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*0284 $bImage Entertainment
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*24510$aUnseen cinema. 4 : early American Avant-Garde Film 1894-1941.$h[DVD-video] :$bInverted narratives : new directions in storytelling  ; Vol. 4  /$ccurated by Bruce Posner ; produced for DVD by David Shepard
*24611$aVol. 4
*260  $aNew York  :$bAnthology Film Archives ,$c2005
*300  $a1 DVD-video [155 min.]
*500  $aEarly directors D.W. Griffith and Lois Weber develop the radical language of cinema narrative through audience-friendly melodramas made for nickelodeon theaters. Experimental fantasies are depicted in such independent productions as Moonland (c. 1926), Lullaby (1929), and The Bridge (1929-30). Depression-era films by socially conscious filmmakers reshape drama as demonstrated in Josef Berne's brooding Black Dawn (1933) and Strand and Hurwitz's biting Native Land (1937-41): each pictures a raw reality. Parody and satire find their mark in Theodore Huff's Little Geezer (1932) and Barlow, Hay and Le Roy's Even as You and I (1937). David Bradley's Sredni Vashtar by Saki (1940-43) boasts an inadvertent post-modern attitude.


*500  $a1. The House with Closed Shutters (1910) by D.W. Griffith. --  2. Suspense (1913) by Lois Weber & Philips Smalley. --  3. Moonland (c. 1923-26) by Neil McQuire, William A. O'Connor. --  4. Lullaby (1929) by Boris Deutsch. --  5. The Bridge (1929-30) by Charles Vidor. --  6. Little Geezer (1932) by Theodore Huff. --  7. Black Dawn (1933) by Josef Berne. --  8. "Titles". --  9. "Plowing". --  10. "End of Day". --  11. "A Night to Remember". --  12. Native Land (1937-41) by Leo Hurwitz, Paul Strand. --  13. "Bought and Paid For". --  14. "On the March". --  15. "Millions of Little People". --  16. "Murder One Man". --  17. The World Today: Black Legion (1936-37) by Nykino. -- 18. Even As You and I (1937) by Roger Barlow, Harry Hay & Le Roy Robbins. --  19. Object Lesson (1941) by Christoher Young. --  20. "Sredni Vashtar" by Saki (1940-43) by David Bradley.
*60014$aGriffith, D.W.
*60014$aWeber, Lois
*60014$aSmalley, Phillips
*60014$aMcGuire, Neil
*60014$aO'Connor, William A.
*60014$aDeutsch, Boris
*60014$aVidor, Charles
*60014$aHuff, Theodor
*60014$aBerne, Josef
*60014$aHurwitz, Leo
*60014$aBarlow, Roger
*60014$aHay, Harry
*60014$aLe Roy, Robbins
*60014$aStrand, Paul,$d1890-1976
*60014$aYoung, Christopher
*60014$aBradley, David
*61024$aNykino
*650 4$aBerättarteknik
*650 4$aStorytelling
*650 4$aFilm
*650 4$aFörenta staterna
*650 4$aMotion pictures
*7300 $aInverted narratives
*8520 $hTIMELINE Konstfacks videotek -  Historical :
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