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Re: Murnau's *Sunrise*
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Mark Anderson <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 30 Jan 1997 00:41:19 -0500
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> I would appreciate anyone providing me with references as to books,

> articles, websites, etc. that will help me gain some good background on

> F.W. Murnau's *Sunrise.*  Thanks in advance.

>

> Ron Hoffman

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check out robert allen's interesting contextualization of *sunrise*'s

production and critical reception in relation to u.s. discourses on german

aesthetics and filmmaking in the 1920s.  robert allen and douglas gomery,

film history: theory and practice (new york: mcgraw-hill, 1985): 91-108.

this work will also have a useful bibliographical citations in the notes on

pages 107-8.

 

also lotte eisner's chapter on *sunrise* in her monograph on murnau is quite

useful.  this work is simply entitled, murnau, and the english language

edition came out in 1973.

 

mark lynn anderson

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