This is a collection of essays which focus upon the most important aspects of the silent cinema, opening up parallels with the postmodern cinema of our own times. Subjects discussed include the colour processes, choreograhic styles of acting, sound accompaniment, reception, the development from "cinema of attractions" to narrative film, national cinemas and relations with other forms of mass culture.
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picture house orchestra, central producer system, film theory today, cameraman system, multiunit system, female prowess, fan magazine discourse, cultural public sphere, nickelodeon era, motion picture exhibition, early cinema, exhibition context, sensational melodrama, cinema actor, silent cinema, collaborative system, new anthropology, fan magazines, classical narrative, theatrical adaptations, black performance Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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