‘Regarding what happened’: Cinema and History in Griffith and Spielberg
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cinema and history, historical film, North-american cinemaAbstract
This text aims at discussing the connections between the historical and cinematographic discourse, starting from the authentication strategies employed by two films: The Birth of Nation (1915), from David Griffith, and Amistad (1997), from Steven Spielberg. This article will examine the different interpretations of the slavery theme and the link to the context in which they were produced, including the analysis of the style used on these two films.Metrics
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2011-11-15
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