Celebrating Decades of Publishing in Film

For decades, Columbia University Press has been at the forefront of film studies, and we were one of the first university presses to have a list in the field. Anchored by the Film and Culture Series, edited by John Belton, our list has featured books that combine critical approaches to cinema and media with archival research in the history of film. From the textbook Film Studies to prize-winning works in film history to important interventions in film theory, our books demonstrate and explain the central role cinema has played in shaping our world.

The Lumière Galaxy

Seven Key Words for the Cinema to Come

Francesco Casetti

PUB DATE: MARCH 2015

On Slowness

Toward an Aesthetic of the Contemporary

Lutz Koepnick

PUB DATE: OCTOBER 2014

Hollywood’s Copyright Wars

From Edison to the Internet

Peter Decherney

PUB DATE: 
SEPTEMBER 2013

Film Studies

An Introduction

Ed Sikov

PUB DATE: 
DECEMBER 2009

Film, a Sound Art

Michel Chion. Translated by Claudia Gorbman

PUB DATE: 
JULY 2009

Silent Film Sound

Rick Altman

PUB DATE: 
FEBRUARY 2007

Hitchcock’s Films Revisited

revised edition

Robin Wood

PUB DATE: 
JUNE 2002

Wondrous Difference

Cinema, Anthropology, and Turn-of-the-Century Visual Culture

Alison Griffiths

PUB DATE: 
MARCH 2002

Pre-Code Hollywood

Sex, Immorality, and Insurrection in American Cinema, 1930–1934

Thomas Doherty

PUB DATE: 
AUGUST 1999

Primitive Passions

Visuality, Sexuality, Ethnography, and Contemporary Chinese Cinema

Rey Chow

PUB DATE: 
MARCH 1995

The Classical Hollywood Cinema

Film Style and Mode of Production to 1960

David Bordwell, Janet Staiger and Kristin Thompson

PUB DATE: 
FEBRUARY 1987

Narrative, Apparatus, Ideology

A Film Theory Reader

Edited by Philip Rosen

PUB DATE: 
NOVEMBER 1986

Film Sound

Theory and Practice

Edited by Elisabeth Weis and John Belton

PUB DATE: 
JULY 1985

Hollywood Androgyny

Rebecca Bell-Metereau

PUB DATE: 
APRIL 1985

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