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040			_cFHL
100			_aDeocampo, Nick _edirector _94296
245			_aFilm : American beginnings of Philippine cinema _cwritten, directed and narrated by Nick Deocampo
260			_a[s.l.] _bCenter for New Cinema _c2012
300			_a2 DVD : _bsd., col. _c4 3/4 in.
306			_a55 mins
336			_2rdacontent
337			_2rdamedia
338			_2rdacarrier
500			_aThe second episode in Nick Deocampo's continuing saga on the history of Philippine cinema, this documentary recreates through 3D-rendered animation the evolution of motion pictures during the period of U.S. colonization of the Philippines. Introduced during the time of the Philippine-American War, American film pioneers under the protection of the U.S. military made the first cinematic representations of the country and its people. With Hollywood on the rise in the decades that followed, American influences shaped the growth of cinema in the Pacific colony through technology, language (both oral and visual), mode of production, aesthetics, and ideology. Before cinema became the "national" culture that it would later assume, this documentary unravels Philippine cinema's colonial past that laid down the foundations of today's Filipino cinema. This documentary is based on Deocampo's book, Film : American Influences on Philippine Cinema.
521			_aAll levels
650			_aFilm-making (Motion pictures) _95379
650			_aFilm, media, cultural studies _95380
655			_aDocumentary _94849
700			_aDadicas, Roy _95381
700			_aSudario, Matt _94918
700			_aGrande, Phyllis _95382
700			_aHernandez, Jeff _95383
942			_2lcc _cAV
999			_c98235 _d987303