01512cam a2200277 i 450000100060000000300090000600500170001500800410003202000300007302000270010302000250013002000260015504000130018108200320019410000480022624500760027426400590035030000740040949000410048350400670052450504440059165000520103565000540108765100520114165100410119353606BD-DhIUB20230914141152.0170607t20172017stkah    b    001 0 eng    a9781474421805q(hardback)  a1474421806q(hardback)  z9781474421812q(PDF)  z9781474421829q(epub)  cBD-DhIUB04a791.430951909041223bK56020 aKim, Dong Hoonc(College teacher),eauthor.10aEclipsed cinema :bthe film culture of colonial Korea /cDong Hoon Kim. 1aEdinburgh :bEdinburgh University Press Ltd,c©2017.   axi, 292 pages :billustrations (black and white), facsimiles ;c25 cm1 aEdinburgh studies in East Asian film  aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 273-283) and index.0 aIntroduction Joseon cinema: the question of film history and the film culture of colonial Korea -- The beginning: towards a mass entertainment -- Joseon cinema, cinematic Joseon: on some critical questions of Joseon cinema -- Migrating with the movies: Japanese settler film culture -- Colonial film spectatorship: nationalist enough? -- Film spectatorship and the tensions of modernith -- Conclusion: integrating into the imperial cinema. 0aMotion pictures, KoreanxHistory and criticism. 0aMotion pictures, JapanesexHistory and criticism. 0aKoreaxHistoryyJapanese occupation, 1910-1945. 0aKoreaxSocial conditionsy1910-1945.