Differences in the Dark
American Movies and English Theater
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Product details:
- Publisher Columbia University Press
- Date of Publication 2 July 1998
- ISBN 9780231112246
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages192 pages
- Size 234 x 162 mm
- Language English 0
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In Differences in the Dark, Michael T. Gilmore explores the divergent streams of American and British culture through each country's favorite medium: film and drama, respectively. An original cross-cultural study, this book shows the place of the movies in the country of reinvented lives and wide-open spaces, as contrasted with the disciplined traditions of the stage rigorously followed by actors and directors and British notions of class and collective memory.
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In Differences in the Dark, Michael T. Gilmore explores the divergent streams of American and British culture through each country's favorite medium: film and drama, respectively. An original cross-cultural study, this book shows the place of the movies in the country of reinvented lives and wide-open spaces, as contrasted with the disciplined traditions of the stage rigorously followed by actors and directors and British notions of class and collective memory.
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