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Frankfurt’s city architect and planner Ernst May and architect Martin Elsaesser became pioneers of Neues Bauen (New Building) in the 1920s. May fled from the Nazis to the Soviet Union, Elsaesser to a secluded island in eastern Berlin. The grandson of Elsaesser tells the story of his famous grandfather’s forced dropout existence and a tragic ménage à trois with the help of previously unknown private footage.

The.Sun.Island.2017.1080p.WEB-DL.AAC2.0.x264.mkv

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Language(s):English, German
Subtitles:English (Hardcoded for German dialogue)

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Table of Contents
Preface 9
Introduction
European Cinema: Conditions of Impossibility? [2005]

National Cinema: Re-Definitions and New Directions
European Culture, National Cinema, the Auteur and Hollywood [1994]
ImpersoNations: National Cinema, Historical Imaginaries [2005]
Film Festival Networks: the New Topographies of Cinema in Europe [2005]
Double Occupancy and Small Adjustments: Space, Place and Policy in the New European Cinema since the 1990s [2005]

Auteurs and Art Cinemas: Modernism and Self- Reference, Installation Art and Autobiography
Ingmar Bergman – Person and Persona: The Mountain of Modern Cinema on the Road to Morocco [1994]
Late Losey: Time Lost and Time Found [1994]
Around Painting and the “End of Cinema”: A Propos Jacques Rivette’s
La Belle Noiseuse [1992]
Spellbound by Peter Greenaway: In the Dark … and Into the Light [1996]
The Body as Perceptual Surface: The Films of Johan van der Keuken [2004]
Television and the Author’s Cinema: ZDF’s Das Kleine Fernsehspiel [1992]
Touching Base: Some German Women Directors in the 1980s [1987]

Europe-Hollywood-Europe
Two Decades in Another Country: Hollywood and the Cinephiles [1975]
Raoul Ruiz’s Hypothèse du Tableau Volé [1984]
Images for Sale: The “New” British Cinema [1984]
“If You Want a Life”: The Marathon Man [2003]
British Television in the 1980s Through The Looking Glass [1990]
German Cinema Face to Face with Hollywood: Looking into a Two-Way
Mirror [2003]

Central Europe LookingWest
Of Rats and Revolution: Dusan Makavejev’s The Switchboard Operator [1968]
Defining DEFA’s Historical Imaginary: The Films of Konrad Wolf [2001]
Under Western Eyes: What Does Žižek Want? [1995]
Our Balkanist Gaze: About Memory’s No Man’s Land [2003]

Europe Haunted by History and Empire
Is History an Old Movie? [1986]
Edgar Reitz’ Heimat: Memory, Home and Hollywood [1985]
Discourse and History: One Man’s War – An Interview with Edgardo Cozarinsky [1984]
Rendezvous with the French Revolution: Ettore Scola’s That Night in Varennes [1989]
Joseph Losey’s The Go-Between [1972]
Games of Love and Death: Peter Greenaway and Other Englishmen [1988]

Border-Crossings: Filmmaking without a Passport
Peter Wollen’s Friendship’s Death [1987]
Andy Engel’s Melancholia [1989]
On the High Seas: Edgardo Cozarinsky’s Dutch Adventure [1983]
Third Cinema/World Cinema: An Interview with Ruy Guerra [1972]
Ruy Guerra’s Erendira [1986]
Hyper-, Retro- or Counter-: European Cinema as Third Cinema Between
Hollywood and Art Cinema [1992]

Conclusion
European Cinema as World Cinema: A New Beginning? [2005]

European Cinema: A Brief Bibliography
List of Sources and Places of First Publication
Index
Table of Contents

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