Film History
Exeter Studies in Film History

Film History

The Beginnings of the Cinema in England 1894-1901

Volume 1: HB   0-85989-564-5   240pp  140 ills   October 1998   £45.00
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Volume 2: HB   0-85989-519-X   272pp   102 ills   September 1996   £45.00
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Volume 3: HB   0-85989-520-3   256pp    99 ills   September 1996   £45.00
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Volume 4: HB   0-85989-521-1   340pp   108 ills   September 1996   £45.00
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Volume 5: HB   0-85989-522-X; 432pp   120 ills   August 1997   £45.00
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Green Screen: Environmentalism and Hollywood Cinema

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Exeter Studies in Film History

Series Editors:
Richard Maltby, Professor of Screen Studies, Flinders University, Australia
Duncan Petrie, Director of the Bill Douglas Centre for the History of Cinema and Popular Culture, University of Exeter.

Exeter Studies in Film History is devoted to publishing the best new scholarship on the cultural, technical and aesthetic history of cinema. The series aims to reconsider established orthodoxies and to revise our understanding of cinema's past by shedding light on neglected areas of film history.

Published in association with the Bill Douglas Centre for the History of Cinema and Popular Culture, Exeter Studies in Film History includes monographs and essay collections, translations of major works written in other languages, and reprinted editions of important texts in cinema history.

Alternative Empires

European Modernist Cinemas and Cultures of Imperialism

Martin Stollery
HB   0-85989-604-8  256pp   December 2000    £45.00