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COI synopsis: It’s often easier to record TV programmes on videotape, than on film, but more difficult to sell them to other stations because of varying electronic standards throughout the world, and...
Documentary films by Japanese Nagisa Oshima and Korean director Jang Sun-Woo. See synopses under individual part titles.
Video-based teaching pack containing film clips to aid in the examination of the written texts to see how each director interprets the same scene. 1 (1993): Clips from adaptations of HAMLET by Olivier,...
Based on an idea by Krzysztof Kieslowski, the film focuses on the cinema audience, using interviews with children, the elderly, and the visually impaired to evoke the magic and power of Polish cinema through...
Features the personal journeys of Sam Neill and George Miller. See detailed descriptions under individual part titles.
Three separate films looking at the history of cinema in France, Germany and Scandinavia.
A history of Japanese cinema, consisting of clips and stills from Japanese films, with Oshima’s own narration, with director Hagisa Oshima’s narration analysing the forces and themes that have shaped...
Director Sergei Selyanov links Russia’s cinema to the national character, with its desire for revolution and search for Utopia. He mines a rich source of material in an attempt to prove his thesis, using...
Examines the struggle of the Irish people to create an Irish cinema, and why the familiar cinematic images of Ireland have been created in Britain and Hollywood. Includes interviews with Neil Jordan, Jim...
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