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  1000 Films to Change Your Life (Paperback) By (author) Time Out Guides Ltd

  

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  Short Description for 1000 Films to Change Your LifeFilms entertain us like nothing else can, but they also have the power to change our lives. A film can frighten or reassure us, make us laugh, make us sad or remorseful, make us want to change the world. This book is a celebration of the life-changing force of the movies. It aims to prove how much the movies matter.
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  • Publisher: Time Out Group Ltd
  • Published: 10 May 2006
  • Format: Paperback 288 pages
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  • Categories: Films, Cinema | Film Guides & Reviews | Television | Reference Works
  • ISBN 13: 9781904978732 ISBN 10: 1904978738
  • Sales rank: 77,380

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• Twenty-four frames a second, 100 heartbeats a minute, a dozen emotional highs an hour - and shockwaves that last a lifetime: that's cinema. Films entertain us like nothing else can, but they also have the power to change our lives. A film can frighten or reassure us, make us laugh, make us sad or remorseful, make us want to change the world. This is not a reference book, nor an argument for a cannon. "1000 Films to Change Your Life" is, instead, a celebration of the life-changing force of the movies, by 50 of the people best placed to explain it: people who are both inspired film-goers and inspirational film-makers; actors and actresses; critics and writers. This book proves how much the movies still matter. The contributors also include: Jonathan Demme, Holly Hunter, Terry Jones, Takeshi Kitano, Michael Mann, Ken Loach and Steven Soderbergh.