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Danish And German Silent Cinema: Towards A Common Film Culture

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This book explores the dynamic relationship between Danish and German cinema from 1910 through World War I up to the emergence of sound films around 1930. It highlights the close ties between the two countries' film industries and the movement of film professionals across their borders.

Discover the intertwined history of Danish and German silent cinema and its impact on European film culture.

The book delves into various aspects of film history, including production and distribution, censorship, celebrity culture, and aesthetic developments. Through detailed empirical research on films, individuals, and companies, it offers valuable insights into European film and cultural history.

Adopting an entangled film history perspective, the studies emphasize cross-border exchanges and mutual influences between the Danish and German film worlds. Authored by an international group of scholars, this volume concludes a four-year collaborative research project connected to the stumfilm.dk initiative, which aims to digitize Denmark’s entire silent film heritage.

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Forfatter(e)Casper Tybjerg Lars-Martin Sørensen
KategoriBøger
Genre(r)Samfund Og Historie
ForlagEdinburgh University Press
UdgivelsesdatoEr udgivet
SprogEngelsk
ISBN-139781399508384
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