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One of the major works on Chinese cinema is DIANYING by Jay Leyda (MIT,
1972).  There are several other books that cover post-revolutionary
cinema or the 5th Generation in particular, but there are good overviews
and bibliographies in Thompson and Bordwell's FILM HISTORY: AN
INTRODUCTION and David Cook's HISTORY OF NARRATIVE FILM.

Don Larsson

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Donald F. Larsson
Department of English, AH 230
Minnesota State U, Mankato (56001)
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-----Original Message-----
From: Ron Leming [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 2:07 AM
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Subject: Chinese cinema

Does anyone have any knowledge of accessible reference material on the
history of Chinese film making? I'm particularly interested in the
development of the kung fu and horror genres, but I'd also like to know
the beginnings of Chinese film making, or at least Hong Kong film
making.
--
When you eat a man's dog, don't expect an antelope.

http://www.bonestructure.net

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