Japanese Cinema: Post-1945: authorship and genreNikki J. Y. Lee, Julian Stringer Routledge, 2015 - 1736 Edited by two leading scholars in the field, this major new reference resource offers a multi-dimensional overview of one hundred years of filmmaking in Japan. It explores the subject from all key angles, encompassing production and the role of commercial film studios, distribution, exhibition, issues of critical reception, fandom, and the cultural status of cinema as aesthetic medium. Every major period is represented, including early and silent cinema, the years of empire and war, postwar resurgence and political strife, globalization and multimedia reconfiguration. In addition, the collection includes consideration of key films and filmmakers, alongside approaches to Japanese cinema's perceived uniqueness and debates on its relation to society, as well as to Hollywood and other film industries. |
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Japanese Cinema: Critical Concepts in Media and Cultural Studies Nikki J. Y. Lee,Julian Stringer Podgląd niedostępny - 2015 |