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A man searches for a stolen child through swinging London and the Lake District in the psychedelic 1960s

(Paperback)

The Films of Pixar Animation Studio offers a one-stop guide to the studio's entire back catalogue, discussing in-depth the creative choices behind each film, and their place within the wider cinema landscape and animation history. It also offers an insight into their very particular way of working, and the role...

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From the earliest full-length feature animation, Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, through stop-motion animation and Japanese anime to the advent of CGI, this book takes a critical look at animation through the ages and explores its infinite cinematic possibilities.

(Paperback, 5th edition)

A guide to the weather of the North and South Atlantic, the Mediterranean and the Caribbean - 40 colour charts show likely winds, currents, gale frequencies, rough sea conditions, hurricane tracks and recommended sailing routes for each month of the year.

(Paperback, Main)

Welcome to the Hollow in the Land: from its neglected high streets to the isolated wilderness of the surrounding moors, this Lancashire valley bursts with unforgettable characters, minor intrigues and all the rich strangeness of life in England today. For readers of Jon McGregor, Colin Barrett and Alice Munro.

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A one-stop guide to the major movements that have shaped our sense of what cinema is and can be. It covers the founding concepts in Film Studies such as authorship and genre, technological impacts, the rise of digital cinema, social influences and notions of the avant-garde, and cinema as a major art form that reflects and shapes the world.

(Paperback, 3rd edition)

"Published in association with Bluewater."

(Hardback)

Over the decades, no camera has captured Caine better than that of his collaborator and long-time friend, Terry ONeill.

(Hardback)

One of Americas most iconic stars, seen through the lens of six top celebrity photographers: Terry ONeill, Eva Sereny, Al Satterwhite, Lawrence Fried, Milton Greene, and Douglas Kirkland.