NOTES ON SOVIET CINEMA

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Week 5*Nov 2nd the Late Silent Era in Europe and Hollywood

Required Reading

TK&BD. 2010. “The Late Silent Era in Hollywood, 1920-1928”, Film History: an Introduction (third edition), McGraw-Hill Education, 128-151

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NOTE on Early Cinema

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NOTES for National Cinemas: 1913-1919

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Week 4*October 26th the Late Silent Era & Soviet Cinema: 1919-1929

Required Reading

TK&BD. 2010. “Soviet Cinema in the 1920s”, Film History: an Introduction (third edition), McGraw-Hill Education, 119-142 (CORRECT PAGES HERE)

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Week 3*October 19th National Cinemas: 1913-1919

The Phantom Carriage (Körkarlen) 1921

Required Reading

TK&BD. 2010. “National Cinemas, Hollywood Classicism, and World War I, 1913-1919”, Film History: an Introduction (third edition), McGraw-Hill Education, 43-67

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Secondary Reading

Uricchio, William. 1997. “the First World War and the Crisis in Europe”, in The Oxford History Of World Cinema: The Definitive History Of Cinema Worldwide, edited by Geoffrey Nowell-smith, Oxford University Press, 62-70

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Week 2*October 12th Early Cinema: Origins, Machines and Attractions

Required Reading

[For Week 2-3] Cherchi Usai, Paolo. 1997. “Origins and Survival”, in The Oxford History Of World Cinema: The Definitive History Of Cinema Worldwide, edited by Geoffrey Nowell-smith, Oxford University Press, 6-13

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Thompson, Kristine & Bordwell, David. 2010. “The Invention and Early Years Of The Cinema, 1880s-1904”, Film History: an Introduction (third edition), McGraw-Hill Education, 3-21

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Week 1 * October 5th Introduction: What do We Talk about when We Talk about Film History?

Required Reading

Thompson, Kristine & Bordwell, David. 2002. “Introduction: Film History and How it is Done”, Film History: an Introduction (second edition), McGraw-Hill Education, p1-10

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