Mise en scene is dead, or the expressive, the excessive, the technical and the stylish

Adrián Martín

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(1992). Mise en scene is dead, or the expressive, the excessive, the technical and the stylish. Continuum: Vol. 5, Film — Matters of Style, pp. 87-140.

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