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Perhaps the single most important voice of cinema in the twentieth century, André Bazin profoundly influenced the development of the scholarship that we know now as film criticism.
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Often referred to as the Edmund Wilson of film, Bazin was more than a critic. “He made me see certain aspects of my work that I was unaware of,” said Luis Buñuel. “He was our conscience,” wrote Jean Renoir.
“He was a logician in action,” echoed François Truffaut. In The Cinema of Cruelty, François Truffaut, one of France’s most celebrated and versatile filmmakers, has collected Bazin’s writings on six film “greats”: Erich von Stroheim, Carl Dreyer, Preston Sturges, Luis Buñuel, Alfred Hitchcock, and Akira Kurosawa. The result is a major collection of film criticism.
Weight | 0.4 kg |
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Title | The cinema of cruelty : from Buñuel to Hitchcock |
Publisher | Seaver Books |
Author | André Bazin |
Book binding | paperback |
Release date | 1982 |
Condition | used |
A screening series exploring moral and social questions and examining cruelty, suffering, and evil in filmic artefacts chosen by members.