Henri Arraes Gervaiseau

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Immigrants in New York: Cinematographic Representations (1898-1914)

Statue of Liberty, a small film of approximately fifty seconds produced by the Thomas Edison Company,...

James Naremore

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Orson Welles, Citizen of the World

Orson Welles was born in 1915 in Kenosha, Wisconsin, but he often told interviewers that he was “...

Lila Foster

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Domestic Cinema and Travel Films: images between Brazil and Europe (1920-1930)

In 1922, Pathé-Frères launched the Pathé-Baby projector in the French market, a small hand crank...

Eduardo Morettin

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Cinema at world’s fairs: historical and cultural practices

This article addresses the historical and cultural practices that involve the cinema in the...

Eduardo Morettin

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Cinema

The section approaches the historical and cultural practices that involve cinema in the transatlantic...

Sílvio Marcus de Souza Correa

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Paulin Soumanou Vieyra

Paulin Soumanou Vieyra (1925-1987) nasceu em Porto Novo (Benin). Estudou no Institut des hautes études...

Nicolas Hatzfeld

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American working methods in Jacques Tati’s films and on French television

Jacques Tati’s films lampoon France’s fascination with the United States during the early postwar...

Charlotte Servel

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Soupault and USA: cinema and Surrealist poetry in the Roaring Twenties

In the early 1920s, French Surrealist Philippe Soupault saw in American film a new form of modernity...

Chloé Huvet

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From Europe to Hollywood, and back. The Classic Hollywood Film Score

How did migrations of composers from Central and Eastern Europe to the United States shape the sound...