This paper discusses Swedish-German film relations in the 1920s, focusing primarily upon the marketing policies of the German production company Trianon Film AG This study exemplifies “European” film marketing of the time, including its many difficulties. The final section of the paper presents new evidence to help answer the question: “why did Greta Garbo not become a German movie star?” This new evidence is linked to the feature film project "Die Odaliske von Smolny", a project which Trianon began to work on in 1924, but which was never completed
In Sweden during the 1940s and 50s, many artistically ambitious filmmakers, like Arne Sucksdorff, Gö...
During the interwar period, there was a surge in cultural diplomacy efforts in Europe. This article ...
In 1949, Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman caused a well known scandal in Hollywood by leaving her Swed...
This paper discusses Swedish-German film relations in the 1920s, focusing primarily upon the marketi...
Film historians and scholars have agreed that the 1930s decade was the most significant period in wh...
A history of the global impact of Swedish cinema would likely highlight the popularity of Swedish Go...
Early Swedish films from the 1910’s and 1920’s are not only an important part of Sweden’s cultural h...
This article approaches the subject of German film policy in Sweden during World War II from a new p...
WOS: 000407441400006This paper evaluates the history of German cinema and its influence on the histo...
From 1929-1939, a critical period for both US international relations and the Hollywood studio syste...
The three silent films Gustaf III och Bellman (1908), En afton hos Gustaf III på Stockholms slottand...
L’objectif de cette thèse doctorale intitulée « Les stars et la cinéphilie dans la culture cinématog...
The aim of this article is to offer an object lesson in how historians could make use of feature fil...
A number of writers have noted the influence of Ernst Benkard’s 1927 book of death masks, Das Ewige ...
Tutta Rolf’s career. Rolf was one of the greatest stars in 1930s Swedish cinema. She was also a popu...
In Sweden during the 1940s and 50s, many artistically ambitious filmmakers, like Arne Sucksdorff, Gö...
During the interwar period, there was a surge in cultural diplomacy efforts in Europe. This article ...
In 1949, Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman caused a well known scandal in Hollywood by leaving her Swed...
This paper discusses Swedish-German film relations in the 1920s, focusing primarily upon the marketi...
Film historians and scholars have agreed that the 1930s decade was the most significant period in wh...
A history of the global impact of Swedish cinema would likely highlight the popularity of Swedish Go...
Early Swedish films from the 1910’s and 1920’s are not only an important part of Sweden’s cultural h...
This article approaches the subject of German film policy in Sweden during World War II from a new p...
WOS: 000407441400006This paper evaluates the history of German cinema and its influence on the histo...
From 1929-1939, a critical period for both US international relations and the Hollywood studio syste...
The three silent films Gustaf III och Bellman (1908), En afton hos Gustaf III på Stockholms slottand...
L’objectif de cette thèse doctorale intitulée « Les stars et la cinéphilie dans la culture cinématog...
The aim of this article is to offer an object lesson in how historians could make use of feature fil...
A number of writers have noted the influence of Ernst Benkard’s 1927 book of death masks, Das Ewige ...
Tutta Rolf’s career. Rolf was one of the greatest stars in 1930s Swedish cinema. She was also a popu...
In Sweden during the 1940s and 50s, many artistically ambitious filmmakers, like Arne Sucksdorff, Gö...
During the interwar period, there was a surge in cultural diplomacy efforts in Europe. This article ...
In 1949, Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman caused a well known scandal in Hollywood by leaving her Swed...