Erich Maria Remarque Jahrbuch / Yearbook. (German, Paperback)


Films and the film industry play a significant role both in the work of Erich Maria Remarque and in its reception. On the basis of two hitherto unpublished film exposes from the mid-1920s - Monteur Hagen (Assembly Operator Hagen) and Kleines Schicksal (Small Fate) - this volume shows how early Remarque first gained an interest in the film medium. The central focus of the contributions are the films based on works by Remarque. For the first time a detailed analysis is made of the film adaptation of Der Himmel kennt keine Gunstlinge (Heaven Has No Favorites), elucidating the significance of Sydney Pollack's Bobby Deerfield. A comparative study of Der Untergang (Downfall) (2009) and Der letzte Akt (The Last Act) (1955), based on a screenplay concept by Remarque, highlights the topicality of this film on Hitler's last days. With two film exposes by Erich Maria Remarque as well as contributions by Saskia Fares, Elena Kovyneva, Melanie Latus, Elena Narbut, Denis Herold, Heinrich Placke, Oleg Pokhalenkov and Roman Tschaikowski. German text.

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Films and the film industry play a significant role both in the work of Erich Maria Remarque and in its reception. On the basis of two hitherto unpublished film exposes from the mid-1920s - Monteur Hagen (Assembly Operator Hagen) and Kleines Schicksal (Small Fate) - this volume shows how early Remarque first gained an interest in the film medium. The central focus of the contributions are the films based on works by Remarque. For the first time a detailed analysis is made of the film adaptation of Der Himmel kennt keine Gunstlinge (Heaven Has No Favorites), elucidating the significance of Sydney Pollack's Bobby Deerfield. A comparative study of Der Untergang (Downfall) (2009) and Der letzte Akt (The Last Act) (1955), based on a screenplay concept by Remarque, highlights the topicality of this film on Hitler's last days. With two film exposes by Erich Maria Remarque as well as contributions by Saskia Fares, Elena Kovyneva, Melanie Latus, Elena Narbut, Denis Herold, Heinrich Placke, Oleg Pokhalenkov and Roman Tschaikowski. German text.

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V&R unipress GmbH

Country of origin

Germany

Release date

April 2012

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First published

May 2012

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Dimensions

241 x 157 x 13mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback

Pages

124

ISBN-13

978-3-89971-983-3

Barcode

9783899719833

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3-89971-983-2



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