European Cinema and Intertextuality

Focusing on the representation of significant events in twentieth-century European history, the book examines how films portray pivotal moments such as the Second World War, the Armenian Genocide, anti-Semitic attacks in Poland, 1970s European terrorism, and the fall of communism. It provides a contemporary analysis of the intersection between cinema and historical narrative, highlighting the influential role of film in shaping public understanding of these critical events.