026361
Cambridge - London
1989
15,5×23,5
meki
273
engleski
Cijena: 15,00 EUR
Core Thesis • Shift in Attitude: Kaes argues that West German attitudes shifted in the mid-1970s. • From Guilt to Memory: New German Cinema films moved away from traditional themes of abstract guilt and atonement, focusing instead on personal memory, everyday experience, and a search for national identity. • Visualizing the Past: The book examines how filmmakers struggled to narrate and visualize the Third Reich, the Holocaust, and the complicity of ordinary citizens.