by Ricardo Pérez · Independently published · tapa blanda · ISBN 9798842444861
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This book offers a comprehensive journey through the history of comedy in cinema, from its beginnings with the Lumière brothers to the latest trends of the 21st century. Through its pages, the author explores how humor has served as a universal language to connect with audiences, analyzing the impact of great directors, producers, and comedians across various cultures in America, Europe, and Asia. The work delves into the styles of humor that have defined different eras, including silent film slapstick, Great Depression comedy, and contemporary irreverence. It is an essential read for any cinephile who wishes to understand the causes of laughter and the evolution of this film genre throughout history.
