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... melodrama provided a model of how to swiftly concretize the politi- cal situation.2 Prerevolutionary Bourgeois ... melodrama , the genre's capacity to accommodate conser- vative as well as radically progressive ends . Melodrama ...
... melodrama provided a model of how to swiftly concretize the politi- cal situation.2 Prerevolutionary Bourgeois ... melodrama , the genre's capacity to accommodate conser- vative as well as radically progressive ends . Melodrama ...
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... Melodrama Prerevolutionary Russian cinema is a cinema of prolonged melos in addition to a cinema of texture and plane . As such , it poses questions for melodrama theory as well as for film aesthetics . In Poetics of Melodrama , the ...
... Melodrama Prerevolutionary Russian cinema is a cinema of prolonged melos in addition to a cinema of texture and plane . As such , it poses questions for melodrama theory as well as for film aesthetics . In Poetics of Melodrama , the ...
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... melodrama ( qtd . in Gerould , “ Russian Formalist Theories " 132 ) . Whether or not this is the way the intensely crosscut American melodrama evolved , it is interesting to note that the Soviet experimenters did see the form as ...
... melodrama ( qtd . in Gerould , “ Russian Formalist Theories " 132 ) . Whether or not this is the way the intensely crosscut American melodrama evolved , it is interesting to note that the Soviet experimenters did see the form as ...
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Views from the PostFutureSoviet Eastern European Cinema | 3 |
Jewish Identity in PostCommunist Hungarian Cinema | 24 |
Why Stalinist Musicals? | 38 |
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