Viewfinder Reviews - page 3
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Jim Jarmusch: Music, Words, Noise
Jamie Sexton reviews Sarah Piazza’s book on one of America’s most revered independent filmmakers.
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Hollywood and the Americanization of Britain
Dr Sheldon Hall reviews Mark Glancy’s study on the reception of American movies within Britain.
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Brackett on Wilder – It’s the Pictures That Got Small
Dr Karen McNally reviews Charles Brackett’s account of his working relationship with Hollywood’s Billy Wilder.
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Breaking Bad: The Official Book
Patrick O’Neill reviews David Thomson’s book on the award-winning US TV series.
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Double-Act
Professor Charles Barr reviews Brian McFarlane’s joint biography on actors Googie Withers and John McCallum.
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Movie Speak: How to Talk Like You Belong on a Film Set
Dr Sheldon Hall reviews Tony Bill’s handy guide on how to belong on a film set.
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Key Concepts in Radio Studies
Professor Tim Wall reviews Hugh Chignell’s key concept book of radio studies’ prominent ideas.
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Hitchcock Lost and Found: The Forgotten Films
Professor Sue Vice reviews this detailed analysis of Hitchcock’s forgotten and overlooked works.
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Cinematography: A Modern History of Filmmaking
Mick Farr reviews this well-researched account on the role of the Cinematographer in the American film industry.
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Zombies: A Cultural History
We review Roger Luckhurst’s new history of the Zombie genre.