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Loneliness, in its negative sense, has become one of the predominant feelings in the age we live in. It is a widespread problem, especially in
Japanese cinema is among the most important cultural industries; it is the fourth largest market in terms of the number of films produced. Tokyo Story
Cinema, at its deepest core, is an art of investigation. When it confronts corruption, it transcends the simple telling of a crime to become a
Stop motion, or stop-frame animation, is far more than a mere cinematic technique; it’s an ancient art form that breathes life into inanimate objects, frame
Introduction: The Periphery as a Cinematic Universe The suburb, in cinema, transcends mere geographical connotation. The collective imagination is marked by foundational works that have
American New Hollywood or often called the Hollywood Renaissance, refers to a film movement from the mid-1960s to the early 1980s which marked the history
In an increasingly connected world, where geographical and cultural barriers are dissolving, a new trend is rapidly taking hold in the global film industry: independent
Introduction: The Genesis and Enduring Prestige of the Venice Film Festival The Venice International Film Festival, inaugurated in 1932, holds the distinction of being the
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