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Andrei Ujică is a Romanian filmmaker, writer, and academic best known for his innovative documentary films, including Videograms of a Revolution, Out of the Present, and The Autobiography of Nicolae Ceaușescu.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Few filmmakers have reflected on cinema with the breadth, intelligence, and historical perspective of Andrei Ujica. In these searching conversations with Claudia Nedelcu Duca, the acclaimed director of Videograms of a Revolution, Out of the Present, The Autobiography of Nicolae Ceausescu, and TWST/Things We Said Today recounts an extraordinary life that stretches from Communist Romania to the front ranks of contemporary world cinema. He speaks with remarkable candor about literature, music, exile, censorship, the Securitate, the counterculture of 1970s Timisoara, his collaborations with the legendary rock band Phoenix, and the intellectual journey that transformed a young writer into one of cinema's most original essayists.Far more than a filmmaker's memoir, Meridian is a masterclass in artistic creation and historical witness. Ujica moves effortlessly among philosophy, politics, memory, technology, and the moving image, illuminating not only the making of his own films but the tumultuous half-century that shaped them. Erudite yet deeply personal, intellectually rigorous yet unexpectedly funny, these conversations reveal an artist for whom cinema is a way of thinking about history itself. Essential reading for anyone interested in film, literature, Eastern Europe, or the enduring power of art to confront-and preserve-the truth. In searching conversations with Claudia Nedelcu Duca, filmmaker Andrei Ujica reflects on cinema, literature, exile, politics, memory, and a life spanning Communist Romania and contemporary world cinema. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798899761225
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Few filmmakers have reflected on cinema with the breadth, intelligence, and historical perspective of Andrei Ujica. In these searching conversations with Claudia Nedelcu Duca, the acclaimed director of Videograms of a Revolution, Out of the Present, The Autobiography of Nicolae Ceau?escu, and TWST/Things We Said Today recounts an extraordinary life that stretches from Communist Romania to the front ranks of contemporary world cinema. He speaks with remarkable candor about literature, music, exile, censorship, the Securitate, the counterculture of 1970s Timi?oara, his collaborations with the legendary rock band Phoenix, and the intellectual journey that transformed a young writer into one of cinema's most original essayists.Far more than a filmmaker's memoir, Meridian is a masterclass in artistic creation and historical witness. Ujica moves effortlessly among philosophy, politics, memory, technology, and the moving image, illuminating not only the making of his own films but the tumultuous half-century that shaped them. Erudite yet deeply personal, intellectually rigorous yet unexpectedly funny, these conversations reveal an artist for whom cinema is a way of thinking about history itself. Essential reading for anyone interested in film, literature, Eastern Europe, or the enduring power of art to confront-and preserve-the truth. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798899761225
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Few filmmakers have reflected on cinema with the breadth, intelligence, and historical perspective of Andrei Ujica. In these searching conversations with Claudia Nedelcu Duca, the acclaimed director of Videograms of a Revolution, Out of the Present, The Autobiography of Nicolae Ceausescu, and TWST/Things We Said Today recounts an extraordinary life that stretches from Communist Romania to the front ranks of contemporary world cinema. He speaks with remarkable candor about literature, music, exile, censorship, the Securitate, the counterculture of 1970s Timisoara, his collaborations with the legendary rock band Phoenix, and the intellectual journey that transformed a young writer into one of cinema's most original essayists.Far more than a filmmaker's memoir, Meridian is a masterclass in artistic creation and historical witness. Ujica moves effortlessly among philosophy, politics, memory, technology, and the moving image, illuminating not only the making of his own films but the tumultuous half-century that shaped them. Erudite yet deeply personal, intellectually rigorous yet unexpectedly funny, these conversations reveal an artist for whom cinema is a way of thinking about history itself. Essential reading for anyone interested in film, literature, Eastern Europe, or the enduring power of art to confront-and preserve-the truth. In searching conversations with Claudia Nedelcu Duca, filmmaker Andrei Ujica reflects on cinema, literature, exile, politics, memory, and a life spanning Communist Romania and contemporary world cinema. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798899761225
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Few filmmakers have reflected on cinema with the breadth, intelligence, and historical perspective of Andrei Ujica. In these searching conversations with Claudia Nedelcu Duca, the acclaimed director of Videograms of a Revolution, Out of the Present, The Autobiography of Nicolae Ceausescu, and TWST/Things We Said Today recounts an extraordinary life that stretches from Communist Romania to the front ranks of contemporary world cinema. He speaks with remarkable candor about literature, music, exile, censorship, the Securitate, the counterculture of 1970s Timisoara, his collaborations with the legendary rock band Phoenix, and the intellectual journey that transformed a young writer into one of cinema's most original essayists.Far more than a filmmaker's memoir, Meridian is a masterclass in artistic creation and historical witness. Ujica moves effortlessly among philosophy, politics, memory, technology, and the moving image, illuminating not only the making of his own films but the tumultuous half-century that shaped them. Erudite yet deeply personal, intellectually rigorous yet unexpectedly funny, these conversations reveal an artist for whom cinema is a way of thinking about history itself. Essential reading for anyone interested in film, literature, Eastern Europe, or the enduring power of art to confront-and preserve-the truth. In searching conversations with Claudia Nedelcu Duca, filmmaker Andrei Ujica reflects on cinema, literature, exile, politics, memory, and a life spanning Communist Romania and contemporary world cinema. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798899761225
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