Historical Film: A Critical Introduction

Jonathan Stubbs

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List of Illustrations Acknowledgement Introduction: Film and the Invention of History Chapter One: What is Historical Cinema? Chapter Two: Detail, Authenticity and the Uses of the Past Chapter Three: Hollywood Historical Cinema up to WWII Chapter Four: The Age of Epics Chapter Five: New Hollywood, New Histories Chapter Six: Spectacle, Technology and Aesthetics Chapter Seven: Prestige, Education and Cultural Value Conclusion: The Role of the Historian Annotated Guide to Further Reading Bibliography Filmography Index

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