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Numero uno - 1) Gilles Deleuze Cinema 1: the movement-image & Cinema 2: the time-image (can that count as one book?) 2) Jackie Stacy, Jackie Stacy 3) Richard Dyer, Stars > What are the best books on cinema? > You decide... > > To celebrate 21 years of bfi Publishing we are asking you what are your > top reads on cinema and giving away prizes! > > It could be history, a director study, a theoretical tome, a text book > whatever you like. Any book by any publisher published in the last 21 > years (1980 to the present) qualifies excluding screenplays, interviews > and autobiographies and memoirs. > > We don't want self-promoting tie-ins nor do we want the vote to be > swayed by favourite films and directors. We want votes for books. > Ground breaking, well-written, enjoyable, weighty, cinephile books you > would recommend to your friends. And would like to salute. > > Just nominate your top 3 books in order and if your selection matches > the overall result of the poll and is pulled out of the hat then we will > send you a multiplex of goodies, including books (of course), videos and > a year's subscription to Sight and Sound magazine. > > Vote by sending us an e-mail or a postcard with your nominations written > on the back or using our on-line order form on our Website > www.bfi.org.uk/books/21, where you can also find out more information on > our 21st birthday celebrations, including special discounts and > promotions in book shops. > > Poll closes 31st August and results to be announced mid-September on the > bfi Website. > Damian Peter Sutton University of Glasgow Department of French 16 University Gardens Glasgow G12 8QL tel 0141-330 5642 fax 0141-330 4234 email [log in to unmask]