Alternative Empires: European Modernist Cinemas and Cultures of Imperialism

Martin Stollery

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Acknowledgements Introduction 1. New Directions in European Cinema Studies 2. European modernist cinemas and Eurocentric modernity 3. The European Cinematic Metropolis and its Others 4. Montage, Modernity and Ethnicity 5. Kino-eye's Global Vision 6. The British Documentary Film Movement's Enlightened Imperialism 7. Receptions of Empire in 1930s British Film Culture 8. Contemporary Legacies Notes Bibliography Index

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