The Orientation of Future Cinema: Technology, Aesthetics, Spectacle

Bruce Isaacs

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Part 1: The Age of Late Cinema Chapter 1: What is Cinema? Chapter 2: The Question of Cinema Art: The Legitimacy of Film Style Chapter 3: The Effect of the Screen - The Synthetic Narrative - The Synthetic Image Part 2: High Concept Cinema: Image, Effect, Spectacle Chapter 4: Historicizing Concept Cinema: A Crisis in the Image Chapter 5: The Industrial Context of High Concept Production: Continuities and Discontinuities Chapter 6: Classical High Concept Aesthetics - A Case Study of Steven Spielberg and James Cameron - Incorporating Cinema: The Commoditization of the Image Part 3: Beyond Cinema: Reflections on a Future Chapter 7: New Technologies of the Image Chapter 8: The New Wave - Christopher Nolan - Michael Bay - Roland Emmerich Chapter 9: Future Modalities of the Image (The Paradox of High Concept 3-D Cinema) Chapter 10: The Orientation of Future Cinema

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