"Short Cuts" and American Life and Society in Early Nineties (ePub)
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Prior and during the time Altmans Short Cuts was developed and shaped, Americans experienced over a decade of Republican administration, represented by Reagan and Bush, extreme right wing national policies, and an ill economy. On 9 November 1989 with the...
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Prior and during the time Altmans Short Cuts was developed and shaped, Americans experienced over a decade of Republican administration, represented by Reagan and Bush, extreme right wing national policies, and an ill economy. On 9 November 1989 with the fall of Berlin Wall, America and whole world experienced one of the most extreme changes in the history of the twentieth century: the end of the cold war and the beginning of a new post-Cold war era. Hardly anyone could have foreseen the end of communism in the Soviet Union and in Eastern Europe during that time. The demise of the Soviet Union left the United States the sole remaining superpower, a position that carried its own risks and problems. With this extreme change of dichotomy between the two world powers, on which was the base of the national and international politics for more than fifty years and also a major coping mechanism for the people by splitting between the Good and Bad, God and Evil, Communism and Democracy, in late 1980s and early 1990s it came to a break down of the known structures which were experienced as very frightening by American people. I wonder if Short Cuts was an attempt by Robert Altman in the early 90s, to comfort all these anxious and helpless people, who were confused, and who couldnt understand why things happen to them, what happened to them and asking themselves why? What did we do wrong? What if this did not happen and that happened?
The Robert Altmans Short Cuts and American Society and American Life in the Early Nineties is an attempt to examine all these notions and understand what is about Short Cuts making it to become such a timeless and unique movie.
The Robert Altmans Short Cuts and American Society and American Life in the Early Nineties is an attempt to examine all these notions and understand what is about Short Cuts making it to become such a timeless and unique movie.
Autoren-Porträt von Hasti Sardashti
Hasti Sardashti left Iran in 1984 as her parents kept worrying about her rebelliousness in all aspects of Iranian life and society after the revolution in 1979. She never reached her final destination but happened to arrive in (West) Germany, where she decided to stay and study medicine. In 1997 she left Germany to England where she did a post graduate degree in Film studies and one in Art therapy few years later maybe on her search to revive her passions and to return to her creative roots. She currently works as a part time child psychiatrist & psychotherapist and an artist. She never published a book before. She lives in London in a small apartment, the only place she get some space to paint.
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- Autor: Hasti Sardashti
- 2011, 1 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: AuthorHouse UK
- ISBN-10: 1467894516
- ISBN-13: 9781467894517
- Erscheinungsdatum: 27.10.2011
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