Die filmische Umsetzung des Vietnamkriegs im amerikanischen Kino am Beispiel von Rambo- First Blood Part II
by
Karin Pyc
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Dystopian
Action & Adventure
Format
Kindle
Pages
28
Language
German
Published
Nov 19, 2013
Publisher
GRIN Verlag
ISBN-10
3638532496
ISBN-13
9783638532495
Description
Karin Pyc's exploration of the cinematic portrayal of the Vietnam War through American cinema provides a compelling analysis of one of the most impactful films in this genre, "Rambo: First Blood Part II." This academic work delves into how the film reflects and shapes societal perceptions of the Vietnam War, a conflict that has profoundly influenced American culture and media.
Pyc meticulously examines the themes, narrative techniques, and visual representations employed in the film, arguing that it serves as both a commentary and a product of its time. Through a critical lens, she highlights how the portrayal of heroism, masculinity, and redemption resonates with audiences, offering insights into the complexities of the American psyche post-Vietnam.
This study not only dissects a significant piece of cinematic history but also contributes to the broader discourse on the intersection of film and war. It encourages readers to reflect on how films like "Rambo" continue to shape narratives around conflict and national identity.
Pyc meticulously examines the themes, narrative techniques, and visual representations employed in the film, arguing that it serves as both a commentary and a product of its time. Through a critical lens, she highlights how the portrayal of heroism, masculinity, and redemption resonates with audiences, offering insights into the complexities of the American psyche post-Vietnam.
This study not only dissects a significant piece of cinematic history but also contributes to the broader discourse on the intersection of film and war. It encourages readers to reflect on how films like "Rambo" continue to shape narratives around conflict and national identity.
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