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Film, Form, and Culture
by Robert P. Kolker, Marsha Gordon
Film, Form, and Culture brings together the study of cinema’s formal qualities and its place within culture. Written by Robert P. Kolker and Marsha Gordon, it is suited to readers exploring film studies, media analysis, and the ways movies can be examined as artistic and cultural works.
About This Book
Film, Form, and Culture is a film studies title by Robert P. Kolker and Marsha Gordon.
The book’s title centers on the relationship between cinematic form and cultural interpretation.
It may appeal to readers seeking an academically oriented introduction to thinking about film as both an artistic medium and a cultural practice.
This title is suited to students, educators, and general readers with an interest in cinema and media analysis.
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