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Straight Through the Heart: Doris Dsrrie, German Filmmaker and Author [Kietas viršelis]

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  • Formatas: Hardback, 344 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 232x152x27 mm, weight: 581 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 26-Jan-2005
  • Leidėjas: Scarecrow Press
  • ISBN-10: 081084978X
  • ISBN-13: 9780810849785
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  • Formatas: Hardback, 344 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 232x152x27 mm, weight: 581 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 26-Jan-2005
  • Leidėjas: Scarecrow Press
  • ISBN-10: 081084978X
  • ISBN-13: 9780810849785
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Raktažodžiai:
This collection of articles is the first comprehensive introduction to the work of the multi-talented Doris Dörrie, Germany's most successful female filmmaker and best-selling author. From Straight through the Heart (1983) to Naked (2002), all eleven of her feature films are examined in individual essays. The approaches by the various authors are as diverse as Dörrie's films. Some explore the relationship between her short stories and the films based on them, while others analyze the influence of Hollywood (Ernst Lubitsch, Billy Wilder, and Robert Altman) as well as German film history on her work. Two essays discuss Dörrie's short story collections, and the final chapter focuses on the most recent phase of her literary career, as the author of popular children's books. In addition to the articles, the volume includes an interview with Doris Dörrie as well as the filmmaker's own English translation of her original script for Nobody Loves Me. Illustrated with photos.

Recenzijos

...a welcome addition to German films studies... * The German Quarterly, Summer 2006 * The book is certainly comprehensive...a testament to Dörrie's historically conflicted critical reception. * German Studies Review *

Part 1 Acknowledgments
Chapter 2 Introduction
Chapter 3 1 Conversation
with Doris Dörrie
Chapter 4 2 Beyond Screwball Comedy: Doris Dörrie's
Straight Through the Heart
Chapter 5 3 Article on In the Belly of the Whale
Chapter 6 4 Doris Dörrie's Men: Bridging the Gap Between 1968 and 1985?
Chapter 7 5 Love and Sexuality in Men
Chapter 8 6 " I want to take you on my
banana boat": A Queer Reading of Doris Dörrie's Men
Chapter 9 7 Melodrama and
Ambivalence or Where is " the strong woman" in Doris Dörrie's Paradise?
Chapter 10 8 Me and Him and the "Serial Seducer" Genre
Chapter 11 9 Why
Americans Didn't Laugh: Comedic Structure in Me and Him
Chapter 12 10 Text
and Genre Context in Doris Dörrie's Money
Chapter 13 11 Happy Birthday! or:
Is a Private Eye a Type of Family Doctor?
Chapter 14 12 A Carnival of Humans:
Multi-Cultural Spaces and Space Aliens in Doris Dörrie's Nobody Loves Me
Chapter 15 13 Angst Takes a Holiday in Doris Dörrie's Am I Beautiful?
Chapter
16 14 Removing the Mask: Doris Dörrie's Enlightenment Guaranteed
Chapter 17
15 Naked: Is there a fundamental identity, which we adorn or is it all
tentative?
Chapter 18 16 Reflecting Love at Quite Its Natural Size: Doris
Dörrie as Writer
Chapter 19 17 Doris Dörrie: The Filmmaker as Writer
Chapter
20 18 What Children Know: The Child's Imagination in Doris Dörrie's Picture
Books Part 21 Appendix: Original Script for Nobody Loves Me Part 22
Filmography Part 23 Bibliography Part 24 Index Part 25 About the Editors and
Contributors
Franz A. Birgel is Associate Professor of German at Muhlenberg College. Among his publications are articles on Christopher Martin Wieland and Werner Herzog. He is currently writing a book on the cinema of the Third Reich. Klaus Phillips is Professor of German and Film at Hollins University, where he is also the director of the graduate program in screenwriting and film studies. He has also published widely on post-1945 German cinema.