Franz Steiner Verlag, 2008 - 266 páginas
The
recent success of Hollywood blockbusters such as Troy, Alexander and
300 demonstrates how popular Greek antiquity still is and how well it
can be marketed. Today as in the golden age of the peplum-genre, its
myths, the Homeric heroes, the Attic tragedies, and less frequently
historical personages such as Alexander the Great or the Spartan king
Leonidas represent Hellas. The authors of this volume highlight the many
and varied forms of the reception of ancient Hellas in the history of
the cinema, from mythology to Roman Greece, from the era of silent films
to the new millennium. In this, they are examining classic films,
recent releases, and lesser known and often overlooked productions.
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