FILM ANALYSIS: METHODS, HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT

Discover the fascinating world of film analysis! This book is an excellent lecture in the spirit of the so-called French theory, which is characterized by great erudition and numerous connections to literary theory. Ideal for film students, film critics and all film lovers.

• Synthetic overview of the most important methods of film analysis
• Detailed presentation of textual analysis, narratology, sound and image analysis, and psychoanalysis
• Indication of the advantages and disadvantages of each method
• Discussion of the history of the creation and development of film analysis methods
• Numerous illustrations enriching the content of the book
• Extensive bibliography after each chapter

The authors see film analysis as a special type of discourse about film, which should be distinguished from film theory, film criticism and interpretation. The book by Jacques Daumont and Michel Marie is a must-read for anyone who wants to explore the secrets of film analysis.

Jacques Aumont - professor at the Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris-III University, head of the College of French Film History ,,Filmoteka". Author of numerous publications on the history and theory of film. Michel Marie - professor at the Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris-III University, has an extensive scientific output, author of monographs on the French New Wave.

PWN Publishing House is known for its high-quality scientific and popular science publications. This book is another proof that PWN cares about the intellectual development of its readers. Investing in this book is an investment in personal and professional development. Thanks to it, you will gain knowledge that will allow you to look at the film from a completely new perspective.

The book is enriched with numerous illustrations, as well as an extensive bibliography after each chapter. This makes it not only a must-read for students and specialists, but also a pleasure for every film lover. Immerse yourself in the world of film analysis and discover new perspectives! The format of the book is 138x202 mm and the number of pages is 436.

Year of publication: 2012, binding: paperback. Number of pages: 436. Format: 138x202 mm

The book offers a synthetic overview of the most important methods of film analysis: textual analysis, narratology, sound and image analysis and psychoanalysis. In the course of the lecture, they point out the advantages and disadvantages of each method and discuss the history of its creation and development. Numerous illustrations and an extensive bibliography after each chapter complete the whole.