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Practice And Aesthetics From Baghdad To Casablanca: World Cinema

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World cinema is a vast and diverse landscape, encompassing films from every corner of the globe. From the bustling streets of Baghdad to the sun-drenched shores of Casablanca, world cinema offers a unique window into the cultures and societies of the world.

Animation in the Middle East: Practice and Aesthetics from Baghdad to Casablanca (World Cinema)

by Tom Sito

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In this comprehensive book, we explore the diverse practices and aesthetics of world cinema, from the early days of filmmaking to the present day. We examine the different ways in which filmmakers around the world have used film to tell stories, express their views, and explore the human condition.

We begin our journey in Baghdad, the ancient city that was once the center of the Islamic world. Here, we explore the early history of filmmaking in the Middle East and North Africa, and examine the ways in which Arab filmmakers have used film to tell stories about their culture and history.

From Baghdad, we travel to Casablanca, the vibrant Moroccan city that has been a popular setting for films for decades. Here, we explore the work of some of the most influential Arab filmmakers, such as Mohamed Choukri and Nabil Ayouch, and examine the ways in which their films have shaped the way the world sees the Arab world.

Continuing our journey, we explore world cinema from every corner of the globe. We visit India, China, Japan, South America, and Europe, and examine the unique contributions that each region has made to the world of cinema.

Throughout our journey, we will encounter a wide range of films, from Bollywood musicals to Chinese martial arts epics to Iranian dramas. We will explore the different ways in which filmmakers around the world have used film to tell stories, express their views, and explore the human condition.

Whether you are a film buff, a student of world cinema, or simply someone who is interested in the cultures and societies of the world, this book is a must-read. It is a comprehensive and engaging exploration of the diverse practices and aesthetics of world cinema, from Baghdad to Casablanca.

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Animation in the Middle East: Practice and Aesthetics from Baghdad to Casablanca (World Cinema)

by Tom Sito

5 out of 5