The German cinema book

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Contents Introduction (Tim Bergfelder, Erica Carter, Deniz Gokturk) Section 1: Popular Cinema (Introduction: Tim Berfelder) 1.1 Evergreens: The Heimat Genre Johannes von Moltke 1.2 German Film Comedy Jan Christopher Horak 1.3 Extraterritorial Fantasies: Edgar Wallace and the German Crime Film Tim Bergfelder 1.4 Queer Traditions in German Cinema Robert Kiss Section 2: Stars (Introduction: Erica Carter) 2.1 Siegfried - A German Film Star Anton Kaes 2.2 Marlene Dietrich - The Prodigal Daughter Erica Carter 2.3 Heinz Rohmann - The Archetypal German Stephen Lowry 2.4 Armin Muller-Stahl - From East Germany to the West Coast Claudia Fellmer 2.5 German Stars of the 1990s Malte Hagener Section 3: Institutions and Cultural Contexts (Introduction: Tim Bergfelder) 3.1 The Origins of Film Exhibition in Germany Joseph Garncarz 3.2 Early Cinema and Its Audiences Frank Kessler and Eva Warth 3.3 Studio System and Identity: UFA Hans-Michael Bock and Michael Tateberg 3.4 DEFA: State, Studio, Style, Identity Horst Claus 3.5 State Legislation, Censorship and Funding Martin Loiperdinger Section 4: Cultural Politics (Introduction: Erica Carter and Tim Bergfelder) 4.1 Political Cinema as Oppositional Practice Marc Silberman 4.2 Film Policy in the Third Reich Julian Petley 4.3 The New German Cinema and History: The Case of Alexander Kluge Thomas Elsaesser 4.4 Ulrike Ottinger: Women Film-makers and the Avant-garde Ulrike Sieglohr 4.5 The Autorenfilm in Contemporary German Cinema Ian Garwood Section 5: Transnational Connections (Introduction: Deniz Gokturk) 5.1 Cinema and Migration Deniz Gokturk 5.2 Transatlantic Careers: Ernst Lubitsch and Fritz Lang Sabine Hake 5.3 In the Wilds of the German Imaginary: African Vistas Marie-Helene Gutberlet 5.4 Hollywood in Germany/Germany in Hollywood Peter Kramer Bibliography

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