European Cinemas, European Societies - Sorlin, Pierre
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Through the Second World War and its aftermath, from economic boom to industrial decline, Europeans have faced similar changes in politics and their outlook on life. But even on the eve of the formation of a single European community, their cultural backgrounds are far from unified. In "European Cinemas, European Societies" Pierre Sorlin looks at the way the nations of Europe have expressed their cultural individuality in film. For instance, why do French films have such a distinctive style, different from the products of Hollywood, Germany, Italy and Britain? Sorlin also examines how the…mehr

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Through the Second World War and its aftermath, from economic boom to industrial decline, Europeans have faced similar changes in politics and their outlook on life. But even on the eve of the formation of a single European community, their cultural backgrounds are far from unified. In "European Cinemas, European Societies" Pierre Sorlin looks at the way the nations of Europe have expressed their cultural individuality in film. For instance, why do French films have such a distinctive style, different from the products of Hollywood, Germany, Italy and Britain? Sorlin also examines how the impact of a common evolution toward federalism can be detected in films.
Autorenporträt
Pierre Sorlin is currently Professor of Sociology of the Audiovisual Media at the Universite de la Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris. He is the author of a number of articles and books in English, of which The Film in History (1980) is probably the best known, and several texts in French, including the definitive and much respected Sociologies du cinema (1977).