Cinema '62 - Stephen Farber & Michael McClellan Hungary known for its compelling representation

known for its compelling representation of a Stasi surveillance officer and the moral and ethical turmoil that results when he begins spying on a playwright and his actress lover

What emerges is not a crime story

'Understanding Kubrick's 2001 A Space Odyssey: Representation and Interpretation' Edited by James Fenwick (Intellect Books 268pages

One of the defining works of the Czech New Wave

Cinema '62 - Stephen Farber & Michael McClellan Hungary known for its compelling representation'Cinema '62: The Greatest at the Movies' by Stephen Farber & Michael McClellan (Rutgers University Press 270page paperback) Challenging the common assumption that the early 1960s were a drab time for American film, Cinema '62 makes the bold case that 1962 was a peak year for the movies, giving audiences a prime mix of adult, artistic, and uncompromising work from Hollywood veterans, hot young directors, and international auteurs.