Description
In this captivating exploration, readers are taken on a journey through the world of elusive cinema. Gary Carey delves into the history of films that have vanished from public consciousness, revealing the stories behind their creation and the circumstances of their loss. Richly illustrated with striking black and white photographs, the narrative paints a vivid picture of the film industry’s forgotten treasures, engaging both film enthusiasts and historians alike.
The book not only surveys these lost films but also reflects on the cultural significance they held during their time. Each page invites readers to ponder the impact of these films on their respective eras, fostering a deeper appreciation for cinema’s often-overlooked history and the narratives that have been lost in time. With worn corners and scuffed edges that tell their own stories, the book itself mirrors the themes of nostalgia and loss it so beautifully encapsulates.
The book not only surveys these lost films but also reflects on the cultural significance they held during their time. Each page invites readers to ponder the impact of these films on their respective eras, fostering a deeper appreciation for cinema’s often-overlooked history and the narratives that have been lost in time. With worn corners and scuffed edges that tell their own stories, the book itself mirrors the themes of nostalgia and loss it so beautifully encapsulates.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
92 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1971
Publisher
Museum of Modern Art
ISBN-10
087070429X
ISBN-13
9780870704291