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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Letters to aspiring directors, producers, screenwriters, and other creatives from one of the world's leading teachers of film. Suber emphasizes that what is required of a professional in the world of film is not just technique, but an understanding and ability to deal with the realities of how films get made.…

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Zustand: New. &Uumlber den Autorrnrn If anyone can be called the Yoda&#8221 of filming, it s Howard Suber. For 46 years, Howard Suber has taught generations of screenwriters, directors, producers, and film scholars at UCLA s celebrated film school..

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Amsterdam; Grimbergen; ills. in kleur en z&w; harde kaft; 22 x 30 cm.; 319 p. Slijtage plekken op de hoeken en rug van de kaft.

Zustand: New. KlappentextFascinating letters and ephemera from experimental filmmakers such as Maya Deren, Nathaniel Dorsky, Jim Jarmusch, Harun Farocki, Jean Vigo and moreMore than 50 postcards, manuscripts, typewritten let.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In Dear Movies, Peter Malone draws on his long experience of film reviewing and of writing and leading workshops on films and values. He has often been asked, 'What's your favourite film ' Dear Movies is part of his answer.He as chosen to write letters to over 100 movies, each letter beginning a conversation with the film, opening up some of their themes, their ways of telling stories, their roles as fables and parables. He also shares what each movie means to him, inviting us - the readers - to discover our dear movies: how the movies we enjoy help us to explore values, offering insights into the spirituality of daily living and more demanding challenges.He remembers that Jesus told stories about the ordinary, familiar things of everyday life - stories that still teach us to look more deeply into ourselves and identify what is real, lasting, precious, encouraging, difficult and demanding.This is the kind of storytelling we look for in films. Dear Movies reminds us that while we have always looked for values and spirituality in music, in the visual arts, in theatre, in poetry and novels, movies too invite us to share experiences and to connect film with our understanding of God's purposes for our lives.Reading Peter's Dear Movies is more than a joy and revelation. It is a reminder of the power of pictures, and the important role movies still play in al our lives today - Forward by Jan Epstein.…

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Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorPeter Malone is a Missionary of the Sacred Heart who has taught Old Testament Studies and Theology at Yarra Theological Union, within the University of Divinity. He headed the Catholic Film Office of the Pacific and F.

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The recipient of these eight letters Philip Dosse was proprietor of Hansom Books, publisher of a stable of seven arts magazines including Books and Bookmen and Plays and Players. See 'Death of a Bookman' by the novelist Sally Emerson (editor of 'Books and Bookmen' at the time of Dosse's suicide), in Standpoint magazine, October 2018. The eight items are in good condition, lightly aged and folded for postage. The third item signed 'Hugh', the other seven signed 'Hugh Leonard'. A total of 9pp, 8vo (five in autograph and four typed). ONE: TLS, 25 January 1973. He tried reviewing for 'Films and Filming' when he lived in London, 'but there was nothing doing', but he names two books he would like to review. 'Anyway, any film books are always welcome. / And if you like to try me out with a few playtexts, then I and my shelves would be willing to bear the weight!' He reports: 'I am due to go to Berlin in March first to see a play of mine. If there is a chance of availing of your free ticket service, I would be grateful'; but if not, then please don't trouble to write to that effect: I have already booked provi[si]onally with Aer Lingus.' TWO: ALS, 29 January 1973. He thanks him for 'arranging the Berlin Ticket', and states that 'it would tempt us into taking a holiday' if there was 'a further possibility of a brace of tickets some time'. THREE: TLS, 9 April 1973. He is returning a package of 'art books intended for someone called Douglas'. 'Please don't worry that I seem to have hit a lull in my reviewing. I'm finishing off a stage play for this year's Dublin Festival, and should be sending you something in another week.' He thanks him for promising to send for review one of the books he requested in Item One: 'no charge: I'll be delighted to own such a set. Would be interested, by the way, in reviewing "Memo from Selznick", if possible.' FOUR: ALS, 19 January 1974. After discussing 'the figures you have returned to the tax people' he writes: 'Gerald Colgan, who is a friend of mine, does reviews for "P. and P." Being rather timid, he has prevailed on me to ask Mr Ansorge, through you, about payment for past contributions - says he has received nothing so far.' FIVE: ALS, 28 February 1974. He is returning the brochure Dosse has sent, which he has marked the books he would be interested in reviewing. SIX: TLS, 22 April 1974. He is off to Hamburg to see one of his plays. 'If there is a chance of an air ticket ex. London I would be most grateful. If not, then please don't even trouble to reply . . . I just thought I'd ask before booking off my own bat.' He hopes to send 'another batch of reviews' within the next month. SEVEN: TLS, 3 July 1974. He is about to start his review of the films books he has been sent, and asks for payment for 'the long omnibus review' sent 'as long as five months ago'. EIGHT: ALS, undated. He will be glad to review 'the Olivier biography'. 'What you suggest about printing reviews in "F. & F." is fine with me.'.…

Amst., 1987. 319 pp. Ills. Boards.