A House Made of Light: Essays on the Art of Film

George E. Toles

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Introduction - a House Made of Light. Part 1 Sentiments of War and Peace: Being Well-Lost in Film No Bigger Than Zuzu's Petals -Dreaming the Real in It's a Wonderful Life Thinking About Movie Sentiment - Toward a Reading of Random Harvest On a Train to the Kingdom of Earth - Watching De Sica's Children. Part 2 Three Faces of Hitchcock: If Thine Eyes Offend Thee - Psycho and the Art of Infection Rear Window as Critical Allegory Mother Calls the Shots - Hitchcock's Female Gaze. Part 3 Cruel Pleasures and the Limits of Irony: This May Hurt a Little - the Art of Humiliation in Film Obvious Mysteries in Fargo Drowning for Love - Jean-Claude Lauzon's Leolo From Archangel to Mandragora in Your Own Backyard - Colaborating with Guy Maddin.

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