Electric Light Fantasy 100 Years: Book spine or cover has flaws

Author: Ru Si
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: In the original intention of publishing "Cinema Museum," it was meant to create a dialogue space about film, film history, film authors, and film theory. I believe this is also what I expect from the series "Transit." The coexistence of a diverse era and a monologue cultural structure is perhaps one of the greatest paradoxes of our time. Through film, we return to the 20th century, attempting to understand and explore the unique world and diverse expressions of the new century, as well as multiple possibilities of life and multiple dimensions of existence. This book is a special publication by Cahiers du Cinéma to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of cinema, jointly written by several seasoned film critics to recreate the growth journey of cinema over a century. The book selects 100 days of special significance in the development of cinema, recreating the dramatic details of the evolution of film from simple imaging techniques in the Edison era to becoming an important part of social life by the end of the 20th century. It brings back for film enthusiasts those moments of brilliance or undercurrents, events, and intersections that defined the history of cinema over the past century.