Nuit et brouillard. English;Night and fog : a film in history / Sylvie Lindeperg translated by Tom Mes foreword by Jean-Michel Frodon.

Lindeperg, Sylvie.
London : University of Minnesota Press, [2014]
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Part of the series Visible evidence 28;Visible evidence v. 28.
Notes:

  • Includes bibliographical references and index.
  • Prologue: Olga Wormser-Migot, the missing ling — Part 1. The film’s inception : a failure of gazes. The invisible authority : the stakes of a commission The merchants of shadows : a French-Polish coproduction A journey to the east : research and documentation Writing four hands The adventurous gaze The darkness of the editing room Suffocated words : a Lazarian poetry Eisler’s neverending chant — Part 2. Passage and migration. Tug of war with the censors The Cannes confusion : dissecting a scandal Germany gets its first look Exile from language : Paul Celan, translator Translation battles in the GDR A portable memorial Shifting perspectives : institution Constructing the cinephilic gaze — Epilogue: Olga’s epitaph.
  • Translated from the French.

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Requested by Kurpiers, R.

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