Fantasy and Horror Film Europe (Hammer / Giallo) - Cinetvymas
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By cinetvymas on April 22,2013
Cinematographic analysis covering the Hammer Films production in England,and the heyday of Italian giallo mid sixties in Italy.We will study the emergence of a new and sophisticated aesthetic,and development of intricate stories that ended up transforming the European horror inexhaustible source of global influences.
The emergence of directors like Terence Fisher in England or in Italy Mario Bava was a huge contribution in creating interesting and imaginary scenes start and rarefied atmospheres rescuing the best of genre cinema produced so far.
The course starts on Wednesday,May 29 and runs through July 31.From 18:30 to 20:00 hrs.
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The course is led by Professor José Miguel Ortega.
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@rick benford : HAMMER OF THE GODS, maybe (although that's not proper Horror), or R.I.P.D., but I hope I like all the films on show today!
@lindy_loops @horror_channel I love it when they put the old hammer films on x
@damiandunne something like that yeah. He would sit there and introduce Hammer Horror type films and it would usually be a double bill.
@MJCaan I did not. Big into horror films though, especially Hammer and 1950s-70s UK :)