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TitleConversations at the mill

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Armand Frodon Desplechin, Jean-Michel Lindeperg, Sylvie Mandelbaum, Jacques Mondzain, Marie-Jose Wieviorka, Annette

Anna Harrison (translated by)‎

Tom Mes (translated by)‎

Call number791.430909358/0014

Object number07326h

PublisherState University of New York Press

Year of publication

2010

Physical descriptionpp107-145

MaterialArticle

Series titleThe SUNY series, horizons of cinema

ISBN9781438430263

NotesArticle from the book 'Cinema & the Shoah' pp107-145

Description

This article is a compilation of a conversation and debate by Desplechin (filmmaker), Frodon and Mandelbaum (film critics), Lindeperg and Wieviorka (historians) and Mondzain (philosopher) on the question of how the Shoah affected, and continues to affect, the cinema. This question is discussed in relation to four films: "To be or not to be" by Lubitsch; "Night and fog" by Resnais; L'avontura" by Antonioni and "Drancy avenir" by des Palieres.

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