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THE NATIONAL CINEMA SERIES
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General Editor : ROGER MANVELL
This Falcon Press series of volumes examines the development of the film as an art and as a form of social expression in a number of important countries. Although historical in treatment, they are particularly concerned with the national tradition of film making as it affects contemporary film art. Each volume is written by one or more students of the cinema of the country under survey.
OTHER VOLUMES AVAILABLE IN THE NATIONAL CINEMA SERIES
50 YEARS OF GERMAN FILM
H. H. WOLLENBERG
Dr. Wollenberg was editor of the German film magazine Lichtbildbuhne from 1920 to 1933 ; he is author of Anatomy of the Film, and is one of the editors of Penguin Film Review.
In this book he makes a survey of the development of the film in Germany from the beginning of the century to the present post-war reconstructed cinema.
Cr. 4to.
MORE THAN 70 STILLS
12s. 6d. net
SOVIET CINEMA
THOROLD DICKINSON AND CATHERINE DE LA ROCHE
' This book does indeed impart a valuable stimulus to further enquiry, for the reader graduates from an enthusiasm for sporadic film shows to a realisation and grasp of the whole art of the screen, historical and functional.' Sight and Sound.
Cr. 4to.
MORE THAN 150 STILLS
12s. 6d. net
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ITALIAN CINEMA
VERNON JARRATT
-ratt presents his history of the Italian Cinema — from its very beginnings down to its ■orary achievement— in a style which manages not only to inform the reader and hold Ml, but aiso to excite him.' . The Listener.
MORE THAN 100 STILLS
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