European cinemas in the television age (Edinburgh University Press, 2007)
Includes bibliographical references (p. 173-185) and index
'European Cinemas in the Television Age' is a radical attempt to rethink the post-war history of European cinemas. This edited work approaches the subject from the perspective of television's impact on the culture of cinema's production, distribution consumption and reception
Cover -- COVER -- COPYRIGHT -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- CONTRIBUTORS -- 1. INTRODUCTION: A CULTURAL ECOLOGY OF FILM AND TELEVISION IN EUROPE -- 2. BRITAIN: MEET MR LUCIFER: BRITISH CINEMA UNDER THE SPELL OF TV -- 3. FRANCE: CINEMATIC TELEVISION OR TELEVISUAL CINEMA: INA AND CANAL -- 4. ITALY: CINEMA AND TELEVISION: COLLABORATORS AND THREAT -- 5. SPAIN: BIPOLAR VISIONS, UNIFIED REALITIES: A GENERAL OVERVIEW -- 6. GERMANY: SCREEN WARS: GERMAN NATIONAL CINEMA IN THE AGE OF TELEVISION -- 7. DENMARK:THE ELEMENT OF CHILDHOOD FROM CHILDREN'S TELEVISION TO DOGME 95 -- 8. POLAND: COSTUME DRAMAS: CINE-TELEVISUAL ALLIANCES IN THE SOCIALIST AND POST-SOCIALIST POLAND -- 9. AUDIO-VISUAL PRODUCTION CULTURES: CONVERGENCE AND RESISTANCE -- 10. KINESTHETICS: CINEMATIC FORMS IN THE AGE OF TELEVISION -- 11. REPRODUCTION: RE-CREATION OF CINEMA VIA THE DOMESTIC SCREEN -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX -- Last Page