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Arts & Humanities

From Local Archive to Digital Collection: Discover Primary Sources on Brazil’s Rich Film History

From the 1910s to the 1960s, cinema was one of Brazil’s most popular forms of entertainment, rivalled only by radio. De Gruyter Brill’s Classic Brazilian Cinema Online collection brings together digitized issues of over 60 film magazines from 1913–1974.

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„Loriot war am ehesten ein Melancholiker“: Stefan Lukschy im Interview

Wir feiern den 100. Geburtstag von Loriot mit einem Blick hinter die Kulissen seines Schaffens. Im Interview mit Rüdiger Singer eröffnet der Regisseur und Autor Stefan Lukschy einzigartige Einblicke in die Gedankenwelt des großen deutschen Humoristen und seine Sicht auf die deutsche Nachkriegsgesellschaft.

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The January 6 US Capitol Attack: A Non-Revolution With an Enduring Impact

Two years after the violent insurrection around and inside the US Capitol building, the threat to the oldest democracy in modern Western history is far from over. A comparison of Hannah Arendt’s theory of revolutions and a miniseries about John Adams offers insights into the political challenges we are facing today.

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Elisa Cuter, Guido Kirsten and Hanna Prenzel on “Precarity in European Film”

In our latest book talk we explore questions of precarity in European cinema. What exactly does precarity mean? Is class still a relevant issue today? And can we identify common themes in films selected from across Europe? To find out, we sat down with the three editors of “Precarity in European Film.”

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