[Pdf free] A Paul Rotha Reader (Exeter Studies in Film History)
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| #6869028 in Books | University of Exeter Press | 2000-01-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 5.60 x1.10 x9.30l,1.45 | File Name: 0859896269 | 292 pages |
||3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| Docos On Rotha|By Docos|Rotha's place in documentary history lies in the early days in Britain - as a colleague of John Grierson, a documentary film-maker and a writer about film. His influence remains strong, in spite of his books having been out of print for some years. Apart from Eric Barnouw and a couple of tthers, he is the only writer about documentaries capable of crea||
“Rotha’s writing itself seems incredibly fresh and vibrant. A no-nonsense, clearly written personal view of filmmaking, the book is a pleasure to read and triggers off many a train of thought about the nature of documentary filmmaking . . . A
Paul Rotha was one of the major figures of the British Documentary Movement, second only to John Grierson. He was also a prolific writer, beginning with his celebrated book The Film Till Now, published in 1930. This volume brings together an edited collection of some of his most important writings and addresses a variety of topics including the theoretical basis of cinema, the emergence of an intellectual film culture in Britain, the state of the Bri... [PDF.nr75] A Paul Rotha Reader (Exeter Studies in Film History) Rating: 4.96 (526 Votes)
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