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From the 1920s through the 1950s, Los Angeles enjoyed a buoyant homegrown Spanish-language film culture comprised of local and itinerant stock companies that produced stage plays, and first-run cinemas, such as the Teatro ELectrico and... more
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      Latin American StudiesClassical HollywoodLatin American CinemaClassical Hollywood Cinema
The circumstances of exile for the Hollywood émigrés. A study of Fritz Kortner and Ernst Deutsch. A brief review of Vincent Brook’s Driven to Darkness (2009) in the introduction.
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      Film StudiesCentral European historyJewish HistoryBiography
Book review of Lutz Koepenick's study of German Exiles in Hollywood, The Dark Mirror: German Cinema Between Hitler and Hollywood (University of California Press, 2002).
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      German CinemaExile CinemaClassical Hollywood CinemaClassical cinema Hollywood
Resumen: ¿Existió realmente y/o con frecuencia experimentación, vanguardia y desviaciones de la norma en el cine clásico de Hollywood? O, dicho de otro modo, ¿fue el Hollywood de los grandes estudios proclive a incluir el experimentalismo... more
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      Avant-Garde CinemaFilm StudiesFilm AnalysisFilm History
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      Film StudiesFilm AnalysisSilent FilmFilm History
Clarence Brown es uno de los grandes cineastas olvidados del Hollywood clásico. Meramente conocido como el "director favorito de Greta Garbo", porque guió a la estrella sueca en más ocasiones que ningún otro —siete en total—, incluyendo... more
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      Film StudiesFilm AnalysisSilent FilmFilm History
Heil Darling is probably the first original Wilder story written for a Hollywood picture. The diegesis plays out in Vienna, at the dawn of Anschluss when Nazi Germany would annex Austria. The script is punctuated by Wilder’s stylistic... more
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      Screenwriting StudiesClassical cinema Hollywoodunproduced films
Book review of FIAF publication, Hollywood Goes Latin< Spanish Language Cinema in Los Angeles (2019) in Journal of Film Preservation, October 2020
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      Latin American StudiesLatin-American FilmLatin American HistoryClassical Hollywood Cinema
The aim of this thesis is to study the artistic legacy of the film director and producer Clarence Brown (1890-1987), who was professionally active from 1915 to 1953, first in Fort Lee, New Jersey, and later in Hollywood. His filmic... more
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      Avant-Garde CinemaFilm StudiesFilm AnalysisSilent Film
This issue reviews: In Dreams (1999), The Matrix (1999), Deadly Dream (1971), and Sherlock Junior (1924)
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      NeuroscienceCultural StudiesMedia SociologyPsychology