Cinema And History by Marc Ferro

"Cinema and History" explores the intricate relationship between cinema and historical events, analyzing how films reflect and shape public perceptions of history. The book delves into the ways filmmakers from various cultures and periods have portrayed historical figures and incidents, highlighting the influence of political, social, and cultural contexts on these depictions. It also examines the role of propaganda, the impact of historical films on collective memory, and the differences between cinematic and historical narratives. Through a critical lens, the author discusses the potential of cinema to both distort historical truth and provide profound insights into historical realities.

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Published
1977
Nationality
French
Type
Nonfiction
Pages
Unknown
Words
Unknown
Original Language
French

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