New Youth DVD Manual (Essential Edition, Issue 3)

Author: Zhang Dong, Yang Haijun, Hu Xudong, Editors
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book maintains the style of the previous two volumes, including columns such as "Daily DVD Reviews," "Folk Influence," "Contemporary Masters," and "Hi-Fi Warehouse." It explores more innovative content, adding unique articles like "Retrospective of Independent Films from the Mainland" and "Black Cinema," striving to more comprehensively reflect the history and current state of film festivals both in China and abroad. This book is an essential "guide" for film enthusiasts. The New Youth DVD Handbook is a small booklet edited by the Film Channel of the New Youth community under the Peking University Online website. It collects introductions and reviews by renowned online film writers and DVD hunting experts, gradually becoming a toolbook for DVD hunting for film enthusiasts and aficionados. The book also features numerous original film reviews, viewing experiences, and introductions to film figures, making it the best book for young film fans to exchange experiences and find like-minded individuals. The editors of this book clearly adopt the perspective of New Youth in its editing.
Daily DVD Reviews prepares films for you that are not Hollywood blockbusters but rather artistic movies that leave a lasting impression, so after reading the reviews, you'll subconsciously want to seek them out. Folk Influence shares with you classic films that are endlessly fascinating, such as Rain on the Mountain Clouds, Amélie, Nostalgia, and Spring in a Small Town. Contemporary Masters introduces a special topic on Yasujirō Ozu.