The Cinematic Language of Theo Angelopoulos

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The book delves into Theo Angelopoulos's intricate cinematic language, tracing its evolution from his debut film, Reconstruction, in 1970. It critically examines his unique aesthetics and various styles that reflect Greece's contemporary history, identity, and themes of loss. Additionally, the work highlights his significant influence on both European and global cinema, offering a comprehensive analysis of how his films interrogate cultural and societal issues within a broader historical context.