Historia ilustrada del cine. 1. El cine mudo (1895-1930)

Synopsis of Historia ilustrada del cine. 1. El cine mudo (1895-1930)

«Historia ilustrada del cine. 1. El cine mudo (1895-1930)» is the historical essay by Charles Ford and René Jeanne, published in paperback by Alianza Editorial.

This volume covers the birth of cinema between 1895 and 1930: the invention of the Lumière brothers, the works of filmmakers such as Eisenstein, Griffith, Pudovkin, Lang or Von Stroheim, and the humor of Max Linder, Charlot, Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd. The work includes abundant illustrations and indexes of actors and directors.

First volume of the Historia ilustrada del cine series, which consists of three volumes. This Spanish-language edition, 352 pages, belongs to the El Libro de Bolsillo collection from Alianza Editorial.

This is a reference work for those interested in the history of cinema who want to learn about its origins and its first major figures.