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A Review of “Landscape and Memory in Post-Fascist Italian Film”

Giuliana Minghelli. New York: Routledge, 2013. 251 pp.

Mauro SassiVanier CollegeView further author information
Pages 231-232 | Published online: 12 Dec 2014
 
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"A Review of “Landscape and Memory in Post-Fascist Italian Film”." Symposium: A Quarterly Journal in Modern Literatures, 68(4), pp. 231–232

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Mauro Sassi

Mauro Sassi holds a Laurea in Lettere from the University of Turin (Italy) and a PhD in Italian Studies from McGill University. His research focuses on Italian media, particularly cinema and television, and especially on the relationship between styles and modes of production of visual media in Italy after World War II. He is the author of articles on film theory, TV theory, and Italian documentary history. His current projects include research on the Italian cinema of 1960.

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