The Maltese Falcon
작성자
William G. Luhr
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Mystery
History
형식
페이퍼백
페이지
224
언어
영어
출판됨
Dec 1, 1995
출판사
Rutgers University Press
ISBN-10
0813522374
ISBN-13
9780813522371
설명
Set against the backdrop of 1940s film noir, this exploration delves into the cultural significance and lasting legacy of a cinematic classic. The narrative unpacks how the film's intricate plot, featuring deceit, betrayal, and a quest for a priceless artifact, captured audiences and critics alike. With its iconic characters and masterful storytelling, it redefined the detective genre.
Juxtaposing the era's societal norms with its groundbreaking filmmaking techniques, it examines the film's influence on both contemporary and future filmmakers. The dynamic between the protagonist, a shrewd private investigator, and a cast of morally ambiguous figures drives the tension, highlighting themes of greed and obsession.
As the analysis unfolds, it sheds light on the rich, layered text of the film, encouraging readers to appreciate not only its artistic merit but also its enduring impact on popular culture and the genre as a whole. The Maltese Falcon offers a lens into a transformative period in cinema, celebrating its place in film history.
Juxtaposing the era's societal norms with its groundbreaking filmmaking techniques, it examines the film's influence on both contemporary and future filmmakers. The dynamic between the protagonist, a shrewd private investigator, and a cast of morally ambiguous figures drives the tension, highlighting themes of greed and obsession.
As the analysis unfolds, it sheds light on the rich, layered text of the film, encouraging readers to appreciate not only its artistic merit but also its enduring impact on popular culture and the genre as a whole. The Maltese Falcon offers a lens into a transformative period in cinema, celebrating its place in film history.