Screenwriters in French cinema Contemporary horror and ghost stories

Screenwriters in French cinema Contemporary horror and ghost storiesThis volume explores the overlooked category of screenwriters in French cinema, from the coming of sound to the digital age. Using key figures as case studies, it considers how the role has evolved industrially and critically, and sheds light on screenwriting practices in the context of debates on word and image, national cinema and authorship.

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Introduces students to some of the main interpretations of key political conceps highlighting their strengths and weaknesses

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“This book takes on the enormous task of identifying not only the sacred in theatre but also questions ideas of sacred across the spectrum

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It suggests that images and words in this discipline operate on different logical levels

An explanation of these new approaches is contained in a substantial introduction

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