Wim Wenders
by Michel Boujut
"Wim Wenders" by Michel Boujut, Edilig, Paris, 1983. Deuxième édition hardcover. ISBN 2-85601-026-1. Ex-library with typical markings. Insightful exploration of Wenders' cinematic contributions. Part of Cinégraphiques series. Binding intact, no dust jacket visible.
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This hardcover edition is an ex-library copy with library stamps and markings, including a stamp from the Denver Public Library dated June 1985. The binding appears intact, and there is no visible dust jacket. The cover shows signs of handling consistent with library use, but the pages are clean and unmarked.
About This Classic 1983 Edition
"Wim Wenders" by Michel Boujut, published by Edilig in Paris in 1983, is a hardcover book that delves into the life and works of the renowned filmmaker Wim Wenders. This is the "Deuxième édition," reflecting its continued relevance and demand. Boujut, a respected author in the field of cinema, offers an insightful exploration of Wenders' contributions to film. The book is part of the Cinégraphiques collection, which is directed by François Chevassu. This edition is particularly notable for its detailed analysis and comprehensive coverage of Wenders' career up to the early 1980s. As an ex-library copy, it bears the typical markings but remains a valuable resource for film enthusiasts and collectors interested in cinematic history. The book's ISBN is 2-85601-026-1.
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