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Routledge The Un-Reality Effect in the Cinema of Attractions: Rethinking the Films of Lumière Brothers and Méliès through Pictorial Paradigms and Cultural Filters (Routledge Focus on Film Studies)

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Release Date: 17 December 2025
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