The Cinema of Michael Mann by Steven Rybin - Lexington Books (2007) | Film Studies, Director Analysis & Movie Theory | Perfect for Film Students & Cinema Enthusiasts

Rybin, Steven. Lanham, MD, Lexington Books, 2007.

English, Very good paperback, 6" x 9", 233pp.

ISBN: 9780739120439 

Very good 8vo 6” x 9”. Full green and blue wraps, white title and green lettering and thumbnail photograph to front, white and green lettering to back, white title and green lettering to spine. Medium shelf wear, slight edgewear to bottom front, bent bottom front tip. Otherwise tightly bound, clean and unmarked throughout. 233 pp. Genre Film Auteurs, Contents, Bibliography, Index. Excerpt from Introduction: “…Mann has not only positioned himself as a storyteller with flair but also as an implicative teller of his own telling, an illusionist who never forgets to move his audience by indicating, through the exactness of his compositions and the intermittent foregrounding of style over theme...that what we are looking at is an image, composed in a particular way, with particular sounds accompanying them.” This book is clearly a well researched dive into Mann’s genre films.