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Paperback. Condition: New. Chris Marker's La Jetée is 28 minutes long and almost entirely made up of black-and-white still images. Since its release in 1964, the film - which Marker described as a 'photo-novel' - has haunted generations of viewers, and its spiralling narrative of post-war time travel has inspired writers, artists and filmmakers.But as Marker rarely gave interviews, little is known about the origins of La Jetée or the ideas behind it. In this groundbreaking study, Chris Darke draws on rare archival material, including previously unpublished correspondence and production documents, to shed new light on the making of the film. He explores how Marker's only fiction film grew out of his early work as a writer and his fascination with Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo (1958), and traces how La Jetée's imagery can be seen to echo throughout Marker's extraordinarily diverse oeuvre.In his afterword to this new edition, Darke considers La Jetée's continuing impact on contemporary cinema and culture: inspiring Asif Kapadia's time-travel docudrama 2073 (2024) and Dominique Cabrera's documentary Le Cinquième plan de La Jetée (2025), as well as appearing in the cinema section of the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Chris Markers La Jetee is 28 minutes long and almost entirely made up of black-and-white still images. Since its release in 1964, the film which Marker described as a photo-novel has haunted generations of viewers, and its spiralling narrative of post-war time travel has inspired writers, artists and filmmakers.But as Marker rarely gave interviews, little is known about the origins of La Jetee or the ideas behind it. In this groundbreaking study, Chris Darke draws on rare archival material, including previously unpublished correspondence and production documents, to shed new light on the making of the film. He explores how Markers only fiction film grew out of his early work as a writer and his fascination with Alfred Hitchcocks Vertigo (1958), and traces how La Jetees imagery can be seen to echo throughout Markers extraordinarily diverse oeuvre.In his afterword to this new edition, Darke considers La Jetees continuing impact on contemporary cinema and culture: inspiring Asif Kapadias time-travel docudrama 2073 (2024) and Dominique Cabreras documentary Le Cinquieme plan de La Jetee (2025), as well as appearing in the cinema section of the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony. A study of Chris Marker's haunting time travel short, La Jetee (1964), in the BFI Film Classics series Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Chris Marker's La Jetée is 28 minutes long and almost entirely made up of black-and-white still images. Since its release in 1964, the film - which Marker described as a 'photo-novel' - has haunted generations of viewers, and its spiralling narrative of post-war time travel has inspired writers, artists and filmmakers.But as Marker rarely gave interviews, little is known about the origins of La Jetée or the ideas behind it. In this groundbreaking study, Chris Darke draws on rare archival material, including previously unpublished correspondence and production documents, to shed new light on the making of the film. He explores how Marker's only fiction film grew out of his early work as a writer and his fascination with Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo (1958), and traces how La Jetée's imagery can be seen to echo throughout Marker's extraordinarily diverse oeuvre.In his afterword to this new edition, Darke considers La Jetée's continuing impact on contemporary cinema and culture: inspiring Asif Kapadia's time-travel docudrama 2073 (2024) and Dominique Cabrera's documentary Le Cinquième plan de La Jetée (2025), as well as appearing in the cinema section of the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Chris Marker's La Jetee is 28 minutes long and almost entirely made up of black-and-white still images. Since its release in 1964, the film which Marker described as a 'photo-novel' has haunted generations of viewers and inspired writers, artists and film-makers. Its spiralling narrative of post-nuclear war time-travel narrative has influenced many other films, including the Terminator series and Terry Gilliam's Hollywood 'remake' Twelve Monkeys (1995).But as Marker rarely gave interviews, little is really known about the origins of La Jetee or the ideas behind it. In this groundbreaking study, Chris Darke draws on rare archival material, including previously unpublished correspondence and production documents, to examine the making of the film. He explores how Marker's only fiction film was influenced both by his early work as a writer and by Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo (1958), and considers how La Jetee's imagery can be seen to 'echo' throughout Marker's extraordinarily diverse oeuvre. Chris Marker's La Jetee is 28 minutes long and almost entirely made up of black-and-white still images. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Chris Marker's La Jetée is 28 minutes long and almost entirely made up of black-and-white still images. Since its release in 1964, the film - which Marker described as a 'photo-novel' - has haunted generations of viewers and inspired writers, artists and film-makers. Its spiralling narrative of post-nuclear war time-travel narrative has influenced many other films, including the Terminator series and Terry Gilliam's Hollywood 'remake' Twelve Monkeys (1995).But as Marker rarely gave interviews, little is really known about the origins of La Jetée or the ideas behind it. In this groundbreaking study, Chris Darke draws on rare archival material, including previously unpublished correspondence and production documents, to examine the making of the film. He explores how Marker's only fiction film was influenced both by his early work as a writer and by Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo (1958), and considers how La Jetée's imagery can be seen to 'echo' throughout Marker's extraordinarily diverse oeuvre.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Issues of race and masculinity are the themes that inform the the work of this prolific filmmaker, favourite to win the 2001 Turner Priz The work of Isaac Julien, Britain's pre-eminent black filmmaker and Cannes prize-winner, breaks down the barriers that exist between artistic disciplines, drawing from film, dance, photography, music, theatre, painting and sculpture. Published to coincide with this year's Turner Prize exhibition for which Julien has been nominated, this book covers his entire body of work and concentrates on the themes that inform his work, such as issues of race and sexuality. His most well known films include Frantz Fanon: Black Skin, White Mask (1995); Young Soul Rebels (1991), winner of the 1991 Semaine de la Critique Prize, Cannes Film Festival; and Looking for Langston (1989). Julien is also visiting lecturer at Harvard University and Whitney Museum of American Art's Independent Study Programme; Research Fellow of Fine Arts, Oxford Brookes University; Research Fellow at Goldsmiths University of London; and Trustee of Serpentine Gall Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Trade Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Copyright © 2000. 206 pp. Solidly bound copy with minimal external wear, crisp pages and clean text. A. Coley (Cover Photo); Rob Bowden Design (Book Design) (illustrator).

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