Author: (English) Peter Coe, translated by Zhao Xiangling, Jin Zhenda
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Publishing Date: 2006-01-01
Features: People often regard the 1970s as the "Golden Age" of cinema, but Peter Coe, through his thorough research, proves to us that the 1960s were the most remarkable period in the century-long history of film. As a film critic, Peter Coe was at the center of the cultural turbulence of the 1960s and witnessed firsthand the radical actions during the violent disruption of the Cannes Film Festival in May 1968. Years later, he reunites with those involved and, through new interviews with some of the groundbreaking filmmakers of the era, vividly recreates the cultural spirit of the 1960s—the struggles, innovations, and achievements. This book comprehensively reflects the epic landscape of the world cinema scene during that decade.
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