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Euro Gothic

Name: Euro Gothic
Brand: Signum Books (Imprint of Flashpoint Media Ltd)
SKU: 11038429
Price: 10254 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Jonathan Rigby
ISBN: 9780957648159

Classics of Continental Horror Cinema

Jonathan Rigby

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 11038429

Publishers Signum Books (Imprint of Flashpoint Media Ltd), October 2016

The author of the acclaimed film histories English Gothic and American Gothic continues the series w... Full description

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The author of the acclaimed film histories English Gothic and American Gothic continues the series with an in-depth study of the lurid horror fantasies that emerged from the studios of Italy, Spain, France and Germany. From the Expressionist reveries of the Weimar Republic to the transgressive nightmares smuggled past the Franco regime, via surrealist Gallic fever-dreams and psychedelic shockers from Cinecitta', Jonathan Rigby applies his incisive scrutiny to more than 100 key films plus scores of others. Ranging from the early years of the 20th century to the video revolution of the 1980s, the result is another absorbing chronicle of one of cinema's most enduring but misunderstood genres.