ISBN: 9782361959999 - Cinemas of India: An Exceptional Heritage (jonglez Photographic Journeys) (40 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Beautiful, haunting photographs of abandoned cinemas in India. The ultimate visual reference from skilled photographers.An outstanding photographic report which draws attention to the often dramatic fate of India's abandoned heritage and its frequently forgotten beauty.In India, large movie theatres are shutting down one after another. Crushed by the rise of multiplexes and undermined by destructive urban policies, thousands of single-screen cinemas have closed their doors, leaving behind torn seats, silent projectors, and the memories of a popular, vibrant, and lively cinema culture. For nearly 20 years, Simon Edelstein and Elisabeth Christeler travelled across India in search of these abandoned or still-standing venues. Faded facades, creaking ticket booths, drowsy spectators dozing in the heat. Through their lens, we discover a cinephile India - exuberant and deeply human like a final screening before extinction. These outstanding photographic reports aim to draw attention to the abandoned cinemas and their frequently forgotten beauty. The locations featured all have their own stories to tell, in a variety of voices, but with one shared theme: the fall from grace Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condition: New. Beautiful, haunting photographs of abandoned cinemas in India. The ultimate visual reference from skilled photographers.An outstanding photographic report which draws attention to the often dramatic fate of India's abandoned heritage and its frequently forgotten beauty.In India, large movie theatres are shutting down one after another. Crushed by the rise of multiplexes and undermined by destructive urban policies, thousands of single-screen cinemas have closed their doors, leaving behind torn seats, silent projectors, and the memories of a popular, vibrant, and lively cinema culture. For nearly 20 years, Simon Edelstein and Elisabeth Christeler travelled across India in search of these abandoned or still-standing venues. Faded façades, creaking ticket booths, drowsy spectators dozing in the heat. Through their lens, we discover a cinephile India - exuberant and deeply human- like a final screening before extinction.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Beautiful, haunting photographs of abandoned cinemas in India. The ultimate visual reference from skilled photographers.An outstanding photographic report which draws attention to the often dramatic fate of India's abandoned heritage and its frequently forgotten beauty.In India, large movie theatres are shutting down one after another. Crushed by the rise of multiplexes and undermined by destructive urban policies, thousands of single-screen cinemas have closed their doors, leaving behind torn seats, silent projectors, and the memories of a popular, vibrant, and lively cinema culture. For nearly 20 years, Simon Edelstein and Elisabeth Christeler travelled across India in search of these abandoned or still-standing venues. Faded façades, creaking ticket booths, drowsy spectators dozing in the heat. Through their lens, we discover a cinephile India - exuberant and deeply human- like a final screening before extinction.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Faded facades, creaking ticket booths, drowsy spectators dozing in the heat . Through their lens, we discover a cinephile India exuberant and deeply human like a final screening before extinction.In India, large movie theatres are shutting down one after another. Crushed by the rise of multiplexes and undermined by destructive urban policies, thousands of single-screen cinemas have closed their doors, leaving behind torn seats, silent projectors, and the memories of a popular, vibrant, and lively cinema culture. For nearly 20 years, Elisabeth Christeler and Simon Edelstein travelled across India in search of these abandoned or still-standing venues. Faded facades, creaking ticket booths, drowsy spectators dozing in the heat . Through their lens, we discover a cinephile India exuberant and deeply human like a final screening before extinction. 288 pp. Englisch. …

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Faded facades, creaking ticket booths, drowsy spectators dozing in the heat . Through their lens, we discover a cinephile India exuberant and deeply human like a final screening before extinction.In India, large movie theatres are shutting down one after another. Crushed by the rise of multiplexes and undermined by destructive urban policies, thousands of single-screen cinemas have closed their doors, leaving behind torn seats, silent projectors, and the memories of a popular, vibrant, and lively cinema culture. For nearly 20 years, Elisabeth Christeler and Simon Edelstein travelled across India in search of these abandoned or still-standing venues. Faded facades, creaking ticket booths, drowsy spectators dozing in the heat . Through their lens, we discover a cinephile India exuberant and deeply human like a final screening before extinction. 288 pp. Englisch. …

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Faded facades, creaking ticket booths, drowsy spectators dozing in the heat . Through their lens, we discover a cinephile India exuberant and deeply human like a final screening before extinction.In India, large movie theatres are shutting down one after another. Crushed by the rise of multiplexes and undermined by destructive urban policies, thousands of single-screen cinemas have closed their doors, leaving behind torn seats, silent projectors, and the memories of a popular, vibrant, and lively cinema culture. For nearly 20 years, Elisabeth Christeler and Simon Edelstein travelled across India in search of these abandoned or still-standing venues. Faded facades, creaking ticket booths, drowsy spectators dozing in the heat . Through their lens, we discover a cinephile India exuberant and deeply human like a final screening before extinction. …

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Beautiful, haunting photographs of abandoned cinemas in India. The ultimate visual reference from skilled photographers.An outstanding photographic report which draws attention to the often dramatic fate of India's abandoned heritage and its frequently forgotten beauty.In India, large movie theatres are shutting down one after another. Crushed by the rise of multiplexes and undermined by destructive urban policies, thousands of single-screen cinemas have closed their doors, leaving behind torn seats, silent projectors, and the memories of a popular, vibrant, and lively cinema culture. For nearly 20 years, Simon Edelstein and Elisabeth Christeler travelled across India in search of these abandoned or still-standing venues. Faded facades, creaking ticket booths, drowsy spectators dozing in the heat. Through their lens, we discover a cinephile India - exuberant and deeply human like a final screening before extinction. These outstanding photographic reports aim to draw attention to the abandoned cinemas and their frequently forgotten beauty. The locations featured all have their own stories to tell, in a variety of voices, but with one shared theme: the fall from grace Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - THE CINEMAS OF INDIA AN EXCEPTIONAL HERITAGE: In India, large movie theatres are shutting down one after another. Crushed by the rise of multiplexes and undermined by destructive urban policies, thousands of single-screen cinemas have closed their doors, leaving behind torn seats, silent projectors, and the memories of a popular, vibrant, and lively cinema culture.For nearly 20 years, Elisabeth Christeler and Simon Edelstein travelled across India in search of these abandoned or still-standing venues. Faded facades, creaking ticket booths, drowsy spectators dozing in the heat . Through their lens, we discover a cinephile India - exuberant and deeply human - like a final screening before extinction.…