Title Mise-en-scène : film style and interpretation / John Gibbs

Published London ; New York : Wallflower, 2002 London ; New York : Wallflower, [2002] ©2002

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Description 128 pages : black and white illustrations ; 20 cm Series Short cuts : introductions to film studies ; 10 Short cuts (London, England) ; 10 Contents 1. the elements of mise-en-scene -- 2. the interaction of elements -- 3. coherent relationships -- 4. investigations in the critical history of mise-en-scene -- 5. mise-en-scene and melodrama -- 6. case study: imitation of life Summary Gibbs presents a detailed exploration of classics such as Rebel Without a Cause and Lone Star. The book is an invaluable tool in understanding the expression of visual style, and an unrivalled text for the understanding of interpretative methodologies Notes Includes index Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index Notes Also issued online Subject Film criticism. Motion pictures -- Art direction. Motion pictures -- Aesthetics. ISBN 190336406X paperback 9781903364062 paperback alkaline paper

Other Titles Film style and interpretation

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