Tell your children. One hundred and twenty -three experiences about cult cinema

Many use the word "cult" in everyday language. Most often, this term can be found when it comes to cinema. However, this concept is far from always used in accordance with its correct meaning. However, it is difficult to talk about the correct meaning of the concept of "cult cinema", and in fact it is very difficult to give an unambiguous answer to the question of what cult films are.
In this book, an attempt is made to answer the question of what the cult cinema is - when and how it originated, how it developed, what it was, how it was and whether it was preserved at all. And if it is preserved, then how should we talk about it today. The book consists of two unequal parts. In the first - theoretical and methodological introduction - the author offers his own view on how today you can talk about cult cinema. In the second part, actual material is presented - one hundred and twenty -three essays on cult films in chronological order so that the reader can make an idea of ​​the evolution of the phenomenon.
The monograph will be interesting not only to culturalists and sociologists, but also to everyone who loves cinema, and especially those who appreciate a non -standard cinema.
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