The author presents a single image from each of 100 years of cinema, together with a short essay on both the still itself and what that image represents in terms of film history. His aim has been to encompass the many facets of film without reducing the book to an academic inventory of highlights.
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The author presents a single image from each of 100 years of cinema, together with a short essay on both the still itself and what that image represents in terms of film history. His aim has been to encompass the many facets of film without reducing the book to an academic inventory of highlights.
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Very Good. 4to. 202pp, bw & col ills. Light rubbing and edge wear to covers. Ranging from the first flickering images of the Lumiere brothers to Tim Burton's Ed Wood the author takes a single image from each of cinema's first 100 years, and accompanies it with a short essay on the image itself and what it represents in terms of cinema history.
