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基本説明
Discussing the festival as a media event and looking closer at various festival visitors, this volume also questions whether "successful" is in fact the appropriate term for understanding developments.
Full Description
Film festivals are hugely popular events that attract lovers of cinema worldwide. Focusing on the world's most famous festivals - Cannes, Berlin, Venice and Rotterdam - Film Festivals tells the story of a phenomenon that began in the midst of geopolitical disputes in war-torn Europe. De Valck shows how festivals turned the odds into advantages and developed into a successful global network. Taking into account the oft multilateral influences of major actors, such as Hollywood, the avant-garde and political/economic agenda's, the book offers a comprehensive understanding of film festivals. A must-read for everyone interested in quality film cultures that revolve around cultural value, aesthetic innovation and socio-political relevance.
Contents
Table of Contents[-] - 8[-]Acknowledgements[-] - 12[-]Introduction- Film Festivals as Sites of Passage[-] - 14[-]1.[-]Berlin and the Spatial Reconfiguration of festivals - 46[-]2. Cannes and the "Alternative" Cinema Network[-] - 86[-]3.[-]Venice and the Valeu-Adding Process - 124[-]4.[-]Rotterdam and the Rise of Thematic Festivals - 164[-]Conclusion - Successful of Safe?[-] - 204[-]Notes[-] - 218[-]Bibliography[-] - 250[-]Index of Names[-] - 262[-]Index of Film Titles[-] - 268[-]Index of Subjects[-] - 272
