Cinema of the United States
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- | The 1948 [[Hollywood Antitrust Case]] led to the break-up of the [[Hollywood]] [[studio system]] and the development of [[arthouse]] and [[grindhouse]] movie theatres. | + | '''Hollywood''' is practicaly [[metonym]]ous with the Cinema of the United States. This was perhaps different in the [[Pre-Code]] era, and certainly different after the 1948 [[Hollywood Antitrust Case]] led to the break-up of the [[Hollywood]] [[studio system]] and the development of [[arthouse]] and [[grindhouse]] movie theatres. |
== Research interests == | == Research interests == |
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Hollywood is practicaly metonymous with the Cinema of the United States. This was perhaps different in the Pre-Code era, and certainly different after the 1948 Hollywood Antitrust Case led to the break-up of the Hollywood studio system and the development of arthouse and grindhouse movie theatres.
Research interests
See also
- Jahsonic's American film canon (1996-2007)
- Academy Awards
- Indiewood
- Runaway production
- World cinema
- Hollywood film strike (2008)
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