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Cinema and the Shoah

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Title Cinema and the Shoah : an art confronts the tragedy of the twentieth century / edited byJean-Michel Frodon
translated [from the French] by Anna Harrison and Tom Mes.
Additional Titles Cinema et la Shoah. English
Contributors Frodon, Jean-Michel
Publisher Albany : State University of New York Press
Creation Date c2010
Notes Originally published as Cinema et la Shoah: un art a lepreuve du 20e siecle. Paris : Editions Cahiers du cinema, 2007.
Includes bibliographical references, filmography and index.
Content Intersecting paths / Jean-Michel Frodon -- The shoah as a question of cinema / Marie-Jose Mondzain -- Recovery / Jacques Mandelbaum -- A cinema no longer silent / Hubert Damisch -- Fatal rendezvous / Jean-Louis Comolli -- Night and Fog : inventing a perspective / Sylvie Lindeperg -- The work of the filmmaker : an interview with Claude Lanzmann / Jean-Michel Frodon -- Conversations at the Mill with Arnaud Desplechin, Jean-Michel Frodon, Sylvie Lindeperg, Jacques Mandelbaum, Marie-Jose Mondzain, Annette Wieviorka -- Hollywood and the shoah, 1933-1945 / Bill Krohn -- "The past in the present" : the films of producer Artur Brauner and the dominant narratives on the genocide of European Jews in German cinema / Ronny Loewy -- Forgetting, instrumentalization, and transgression : the shoah in Israeli cinema / Ariel Schweitzer -- The filmed witness / Annette Wieviorka -- Historiography/Holocaust cinema : challenges and advances / Stuart Liebman -- Referent images / Jean-Michel Frodon.
Series The SUNY series, horizons of cinema
Extent vii, 391 pages : ill., facsims., ports
23 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990027024800205171

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