Behind the Screens
Autor Jane Crowtheren Limba Engleză Hardback – 5 noi 2026
Nerdy, addictive, and gloriously cinematic - this is the ultimate bucket list for movie lovers who take their fandom global.
Travel through the real-life locations behind cinema's most iconic moments, from the earliest days of film to today's biggest blockbusters. Packed with juicy behind-the-scenes stories and breathtaking photography, this is movie history you can actually experience for yourself.
From Paris to Seoul, Hollywood to Hong Kong, discover:
ICONIC: The Lumière Brothers' La Ciotat Station - where cinema history began, and where you can still film your own arriving train.
HAUNTING: Kyoto's Rashomon gates - one of Kurosawa's most evocative locations.
DEATH-DEFYING: Jackie Chan's legendary Hong Kong stunt locations - the backdrop to some of cinema's most jaw-dropping action.
DINOSAUR-FILLED: The spectacular Hawaiian cliffs of Jurassic Park.
MAGICAL: Hobbiton's storybook hills - straight into Middle-earth.
SUN-SOAKED: Bond's Jamaican shores - where 007's tropical adventures come to life.
UNFORGETTABLE: The tunnel from Parasite in Seoul - one of the film's visually striking locations.
Each entry reveals why the film mattered, how it shaped moviemaking and, crucially, exactly where to go to stand where the magic happened.
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Specificații
ISBN-10: 000873058X
Pagini: 224
Dimensiuni: 195 x 252 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.27 kg
Editura: HarperCollins Publishers
Notă biografică
Film journalist Jane Crowther has been writing about movies and the ephemera surrounding them since her teens when she started out as a youth writer on The Yorkshire Post newspaper. Since then she's written about the silver screen across all platforms for numerous outlets, as well as commenting and reviewing on TV and radio. She is currently the editor-in-chief of Total Film magazine, the vice chair of The London Film Critics' Circle and a member of BAFTA and the Critics' Choice Association. Jane is the author of Silver Screens (Pavilion, 2025).