Introduction to Film Studies

Nelmes, Jill

ISBN 10: 0415108608 / ISBN 13: 9780415108607

Published by Routledge, 1996

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Near fine condition.Routledge,1996.First edition.Paperback(small nicks,scratches and crease on the edges of the cover and spine) in near fine condition.Illustrated with black and white photos,cartoons.Nice and clean pages with a couple ink marks amd nick on the outer edges,some creases and nicks on the edges of the pages,very small mark inside the book.Nice and clean book with light shelf wear.476pp including Notes on contributors,notes,further reading,glossary of key terms,bibliography,index.Note:This is heavy book(approx. 1.4kg). This is another paragraph Product Description: This is a textbook aimed at the needs of students on the expanding number of film studies courses in universities and colleges of higher education. It contains over 100 illustrations from classic films such as Rebel Without a Cause, The Maltese Falcon, Jaws and My Beautiful Launderette, as well as stills from less traditional examples. The book is divided into seven sections, the first four covering key areas in the study of cinema, and the remainig three focusing on film forms, issues in cinema (such as postmodernism and the new visual technologies) and national cinemas. There are chapters on Soviet, Indian and European cinema, and an extended chapter on British films. Each chapter has its own glossary and film/videography to help the student locate the films discussed.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Introduction to Film Studies
• Publisher: Routledge
• Publication Date: 1996
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0415108608
• ISBN 13: 9780415108607
• Binding: Paperback
• Edition: First edition.
• Condition: Near fine
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This is a textbook aimed at the needs of students on the expanding number of film studies courses in universities and colleges of higher education. It contains over 100 illustrations from classic films such as "Rebel Without a Cause", "The Maltese Falcon", "Jaws" and "My Beautiful Launderette", as well as stills from less traditional examples. The book is divided into seven sections, the first four covering key areas in the study of cinema, and the remainig three focusing on film forms, issues in cinema (such as postmodernism and the new visual technologies) and national cinemas. There are chapters on Soviet, Indian and European cinema, and an extended chapter on British films. Each chapter has its own glossary and film/videography to help the student locate the films discussed.