Film, Form, and Culture

This hardcover edition is in good condition, with some signs of wear typical of ex-library books, such as stickers and stamps. The binding is intact, and the pages are clean and free from inscriptions. There is no visible dust jacket.

"Film, Form, and Culture" by Robert Kolker, published by McGraw-Hill College in 1999, is a comprehensive exploration of the interplay between film and culture. This edition, identifiable by its ISBN 0-07-290227-2, delves into the critical analysis of film as a cultural artifact. Kolker, a noted academic from the University of Maryland, provides insights into the structural and thematic elements of cinema. This edition is particularly useful for students and scholars of film studies, offering a robust framework for understanding the cultural significance of film. The book is ex-library, indicated by visible library markings, and lacks a dust jacket. It is printed on acid-free paper, ensuring durability. While this is not a first edition, it remains a valuable resource for those interested in media studies and cultural analysis.