European Cinema in the Television Age is without doubt a key text. It approaches one of those most important subjects - if not the most important subject - concerning European cinema of the past half century. Covering from the analogue to digital, from industrial context to aesthetics, this book is timely and important. I highly recommend it.
Professor Graeme ... Read moreHarper, University of Wales, Bangor A compelling and comprehensive contribution to the contemporary discussion of cinema and media relations, precisely because it aims not so much at providing an all-inclusive European cinema/television history, than rather to produce a new understanding of a cine-visual aesthetics.
Claudia Pummer, University of Iowa H-Net European Cinema in the Television Age is without doubt a key text. It approaches one of those most important subjects - if not the most important subject - concerning European cinema of the past half century. Covering from the analogue to digital, from industrial context to aesthetics, this book is timely and important. I highly recommend it. A compelling and comprehensive contribution to the contemporary discussion of cinema and media relations, precisely because it aims not so much at providing an all-inclusive European cinema/television history, than rather to produce a new understanding of a cine-visual aesthetics. Show Less