Screening Modernism

Explore the captivating world of European art cinema in Screening Modernism by Andras Balint Kovacs. Published in 2008, this insightful book spans 432 pages, offering a comprehensive examination of the postwar heyday of cinematic modernism. Kovacs presents a compelling argument that cinematic modernism was not a singular movement, but rather a diverse and evolving phenomenon.

Delve into the historical emergence of art cinema as a distinct category, while uncovering the formal characteristics that define modern styles and forms. This book also provides a deep intellectual foundation for understanding the complexities of modernism in film.

Whether you are a film enthusiast, a student of art history, or a professional in the field, Screening Modernism is an essential addition to your library that will enhance your appreciation of film and its cultural significance.