Not Western European, but you might want to take a look at Andrzej
Wajda's Polish films Man of Marble (1977) and Man of Iron (1981,
about Solidarity).
H
> Dear Chuck,
>
> These were my first sketches. I'm sorry I sent it in such a draft
> form but I
> needed a first feedback and I got it: it is indeed too big.
>
> Well, I guess I'll have to wait a little before thinking of being a
> Fernand
> Braudel of the movie history :)
>
> More precisely, I will restrain the subject (time & place) this way:
>
> the representation of the proletariat in films in the age of its
> conceptual
> decline (in Communist Parties discourses as well as in the
> mainstream), i.e.
>> from the mid-70's to end 80's in western Europe (France, Italy and
> West-Germany even if there were no official Communist party in the
> GDR).
>
> regarding Jacques Ranciere, he wrote on cinema some very
> interesting articles
> on 1900 (Bertolucci) for instance, trying to articulate the
> discourse of the
> film with the current at that time Historical Compromise plans of
> the French
> and Italian CPs. That's the kind of literature among his other
> books I'm
> reading for my project (I paid my duty to Marx, Engels and Lenin
> some years ago).
>
>
> thanks again for any advice.
>
> Pierre-Emmanuel
>
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