The big heat
- Title
- The big heat / Colin McArthur.
- Published by
- London : BFI Publishing, 1992.
- Author
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Status | FormatBook/Text | AccessUse in library | Call numberPN1997.B54 M33 1992 | Item locationOff-site |
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- Description
- 80 pages : illustrations, portraits; 19 cm
- Summary
- Colin McArthur takes The Big Heat as a case study in film criticism. He examines the film's changing critical fortunes under the influence of the so called auteur theory, and shows how other intellectual currents led to a reassessment of Lang's work in the 1970s. McArthur provides his own perceptive analysis of the film in the light of these revolutions in film criticism.
- Series statement
- BFI film classics
- Uniform title
- BFI film classics.
- Subject
- Contents
- 1. 'The Big Heat' as Novel -- 2. Enter Columbia Pictures -- 3. (Re)Constructing 'The Big Heat' -- 4. 'The Big Heat' and Critical Method -- A Personal Memoir -- 5. 'The Big Heat' as Complex Text.
- Owning institution
- Princeton University Library
- Bibliography (note)
- Bibliography: p. 80.
- Credits (note)
- Film directed by Fritz Lang.