Making History Move: Five Principles of The Historical Film (ft. Kim Nelson)

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Teenage Golden Age

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This podcast is a series of personal stories of a journey through discovering classic films. From seeing the first Alfred Hitchcock, to being delighted by the first Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire dance routine, we take you through classic films from the perspective of the next generation seeing it through new eyes. New episodes every other Thursday.

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Making History Move: Five Principles of The Historical Film (ft. Kim Nelson)

Teenage Golden Age

30 minutes 2 seconds

11 months ago

Making History Move: Five Principles of The Historical Film (ft. Kim Nelson)

In this episode, Eliana sits down with Kim Nelson to discuss her book, Making History Move: Five Principles of the Historical Film. Making History Move offers a framework for analyzing how history is presented in films and moving images in the digital age. The book explores how historical films shape public understanding of the past and provides criteria to assess their accuracy and impact. Hope you enjoy!