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Manchester Film & Media Studies is a collection of 210 books written by leading names in the field as well as one journal: Film Studies. It covers all aspects of film, television and media studies from volumes on a wide range of British, French, Spanish and Latin American filmmakers as well as major television writers and creators to specially conducted interviews and debates and issues that are informing current practice in film and screen studies.
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This collection is a valuable resource for students and academics interested in film, television and media studies. It aims to help readers develop an understanding of how film and television engages with socio-cultural and political concerns, placing films and television programmes in their historical context as well as covering current debates and future challenges for cinema and television as a medium. |
Key features & benefits
| • | Instant access to 210 critical and contextual books and one journal written and edited by highly regarded authors within the field |
| • | Provides global coverage of the field through a diverse author pool, writing from and on many cultures, notably including the French Film Directors series; an accessible but rigorous critical study of French cinema |
| • | Includes La Parisienne in cinema, by Felicity Chaplin, shortlisted for the 2018 Richard Ward memorial Award, honoring books on film and broadcasting |
Authors include
| • | Susan Hayward – Professor of French at the University of Exeter |
| • | Richard Rushton – Senior Lecturer in Film and Cultural Studies at Lancaster University |
| • | Guy Austin – Professor of French Studies and Director of the Research Centre in Film and Digital Media at Newcasle University |
| • | Brian McFarlane – Adjunct Professor at Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne and editor of the Encyclopedia of British Film |
| • | James S. Williams – Professor of Modern French Literature and Film at Royal Holloway, University of London |
| • | Gemma King – Lecturer in French Studies at the Australian National University |
| • | Phil Powrie – Professor of French Cultural Studies and Director of the Centre for Research into Film & Media at the University of Newcastle- upon- Tyne |
| • | Christine Gledhill – Professor of Media Studies in the Faculty of Arts, Design and Media at the University of Sunderland |
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