The Saudi Film Encyclopedia has launched the presentation of 22 books that were translated from 4 international languages, including Italian, as part of the "Translation" initiative. This initiative aims to increase the number of books translated in the coming years, making the encyclopedia a leader in the cinema book industry.<\/p>\n
According to Abdel Wahab Al-, the editor of the Encyclopedia, the efforts of the "translation" initiative will increase the number of books translated in the coming years. The goal is to make the encyclopedia a leader in the cinema book industry, which is based on human experience in the film industry.<\/p>\n
Some of the featured books include:<\/p>\n
Other translated books include:<\/p>\n
The book "Reviving Spense: The slow and atmosphere that the cinema surrounds" by Rick Warner, translated by Samra Mahfoud, develops the concept of tension in theoretical, historical, and analytical classification. Another book, "The History of Islamic Cinema in Bombay", written by Ira Phascar and Richard Allen, explores Islamic cultures and their role in the development of cinemas produced in Bombay.<\/p>\n
The Egyptian translator Mohamed Hashem Abdel Salam offers a translation of a book entitled "Indian cinema with the eyes of the critics", which provides a deep and panoramic attempt to understand Indian cinema. Another book, "Photography of History From The Boden" by Ever Cuvis, examines how documentaries can rebuild or read history from a different perspective.<\/p>\n
The Saudi Encyclopedia of Cinema will issue more books with the "Translation" Initiative, including "Satan Finds A Work" by James Baldwin, translated by Issam Zakaria, which summarizes the writer’s interest in cinema and its strength in passing the dominant culture in a society. Another book, "Social criticism in the cinema" by Frank Fenerbakh, shows that cinema is not just a form of entertainment, but also a tool for change and raising awareness.<\/p>\n
The book "absolutely in the cinema … The art of nothing" by Justin Rims, translated by Toulins star, monitors a technique that some directors apply in their cinematic works, based on hiding some elements or leaving room for the viewer to interpret. The book "David Lynch’s dialogue" by David Barney, translated by Hala Mansour, reveals the dialogue and films of the famous director.<\/p>\n
The book "Lars von Trier, Post-Depression" by Linda Badley, translated by Toulin star, is a biography of the life of the Danish director Lars von Trier, whose experience extended for more than 5 decades. The book "Jean Luke Godar" by Peter Brunit, translated by Camille al-Haraz, is a dialogue that comes to a vital, productive, varied, and stimulating professional march.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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