Weimar cinema and after: Germany's historical imaginary

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Cinema History and Criticism German Literature and Culture Studies Cinema and Media Studies

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1. Haunted Screens, Caligari's Cabinets and a German Studio-System 2. In the Realm of the Look: Lang, Lubitsch, Murnau and Pabst 3. Transparent Duplicities: Comedy, Opera, Operetta 4. After Weimar: Avantgarde and Modernisation, Emigration and Film Noir

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