Cinema as a universal language

While watching a movie, we hardly think that every detail in the frame, every dramatic decision, behind each movement of the camera and a native transition is the experience of entire generations of filmmakers. Cinema has long ceased to be a simple entertainment - this is a modern form of art, which has its own expressive language, sometimes difficult to understand.
In this book, Kamill Akhmetov is a writer, screenwriter, teacher of the Moscow Cinema School, author of the bestseller "VID for crafts" (2017, co -authored with Alexander Lyubimov) - is available, using examples from domestic and foreign classics (films"" " Eight and a half "," Seventh Seal "," Cranes fly "," Andrey Rublev "," Kalina Red "," Unfinished play for a mechanical piano "," Crime reading, etc), introduces the reader with the main events of the history of the cinema, The basics of cinema theory, dramaturgy and installation, as well as approaches to the analysis of films. Readers will be able to see their favorite films in a new way and get more aesthetic pleasure from them than before. The book is intended for all those involved and interested in cinema