Greek Cinema

Greek CinemaCovering the silent era to the present, this wide ranging collection of essays examines Greek cinema as an aesthetic, cultural and political phenomenon with the potential to appeal to a diverse range of audiences. Using a range of methodological tools, the authors investigate the ever shifting forms and meanings at work within Greeces national cinema and locate it within the booming interdisciplinary study of European cinema at large. Designed for

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both impoverished and from the wealthy class

With contributions from some of the leading academics in the field

and will consequently be of interest to scholars of media and communication studies

and a sizeable selection of films are referenced and reviewed

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