The Film Encyclopedia
The Film Encyclopedia by Ephraim Katz, published by Perennial Library in 1990, is a comprehensive reference work that spans 1266 pages. This first edition serves as the inaugural encyclopedia of world cinema written in the U.S., offering a detailed exploration of the artistic, technical, and commercial dimensions of film. With over 7,000 entries organized in alphabetical order, it provides a readably authoritative resource for anyone interested in the field of cinema.
Readers will find a wealth of information that covers various aspects of performing arts and film. The encyclopedia’s extensive entries delve into the intricacies of motion pictures, making it a valuable reference for both casual readers and serious film enthusiasts. This edition is designed to be accessible while maintaining a thorough approach to the subject, ensuring that it serves as a significant resource in the realm of film reference materials.
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The first encyclopedia of world cinema written in the U.S. is by far the most comprehensive one-volume work in the field. More than 7,000 entries in alphabetical order are readably authoritative with a focus that encompasses the artistic, technical, and commercial aspects of the motion picture.
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