Isbn: 9781803995106 - children of the wicker man: the true story behind one of the most remarkable films ever made (29 resultados)

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. 50 years on from the making of The Wicker Man (1973), director Robin Hardy's lost papers come to his filmmaker son. Justin was always conflicted over the exalted claims made for the film: for him, The Wicker Man destroyed his family. His brother Dominic has been more distanced. The Wicker Man is a set of fragmented stories: benighted production, brutal editing, critical reception, financial failure, and later revival. Using the newly uncovered sources, the brothers investigate what Robin Hardy's creative contribution to The Wicker Man was, and consider who was truly sacrificed. They reveal an unlikely heroine: Justin's mother, who bankrupted herself paying loans to her husband and the film, only for him to leave when it flopped. The brothers agree she should be justly regarded as executive producer of the film she never knew was a success. For all women behind artist husbands, this book reveals a series of heroines: the mothers of the children of The Wicker Man. AUTHORS: Justin Hardy is an award-winning historian filmmaker for the BBC, Channel 4, CNN and ARTE. He directed Christopher Lee in A Feast at Midnight (1994), and Iain Glen/Ian McDiarmid in City of Vice (2009). Dominic Hardy is a visual artist and art historian, specialising in the history of visual satire, who teaches at the Universite du Quebec a Montreal. 19 colour, 100 b/w illustrations A personal, inside look at the madness behind the making of The Wicker Man from its inception, to it becoming a cult favourite Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. Justin was always conflicted over the exalted claims made about The Wicker Man, his father's magnum opus: for him, the film destroyed his family. He had no photographs of Robin Hardy in his house. His brother Dominic, whom Robin abandoned as a baby, is more distanced. Their father's film is a set of fragmented stories: benighted production, brutal editing, critical reception, financial failure, and later revival.Then, at the height of the Covid pandemic, Justin receives a letter from a woman he's never met. She has found a cache of Robin's personal papers that have been sitting untouched in the attic of Justin's childhood home since the 1970s. Would he like them?Using these newly uncovered sources, along with the Hardy family's own letters and photographs, Children of The Wicker Man investigates what Robin Hardy's creative contribution to The Wicker Man was, and considers who was truly sacrificed.In the process, the brothers discover an unlikely heroine: Justin's mother Caroline, who bankrupted herself paying loans to her husband and the film, only for him to leave when it flopped. For all women behind artist husbands, this book reveals a series of heroines: the mothers of the children of The Wicker Man.…

Hardback. Condición: New. Justin was always conflicted over the exalted claims made about The Wicker Man, his father's magnum opus: for him, the film destroyed his family. He had no photographs of Robin Hardy in his house. His brother Dominic, whom Robin abandoned as a baby, is more distanced. Their father's film is a set of fragmented stories: benighted production, brutal editing, critical reception, financial failure, and later revival.Then, at the height of the Covid pandemic, Justin receives a letter from a woman he's never met. She has found a cache of Robin's personal papers that have been sitting untouched in the attic of Justin's childhood home since the 1970s. Would he like them?Using these newly uncovered sources, along with the Hardy family's own letters and photographs, Children of The Wicker Man investigates what Robin Hardy's creative contribution to The Wicker Man was, and considers who was truly sacrificed.In the process, the brothers discover an unlikely heroine: Justin's mother Caroline, who bankrupted herself paying loans to her husband and the film, only for him to leave when it flopped. For all women behind artist husbands, this book reveals a series of heroines: the mothers of the children of The Wicker Man.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. 50 years on from the making of The Wicker Man (1973), director Robin Hardy's lost papers come to his filmmaker son. Justin was always conflicted over the exalted claims made for the film: for him, The Wicker Man destroyed his family. His brother Dominic has been more distanced. The Wicker Man is a set of fragmented stories: benighted production, brutal editing, critical reception, financial failure, and later revival. Using the newly uncovered sources, the brothers investigate what Robin Hardy's creative contribution to The Wicker Man was, and consider who was truly sacrificed. They reveal an unlikely heroine: Justin's mother, who bankrupted herself paying loans to her husband and the film, only for him to leave when it flopped. The brothers agree she should be justly regarded as executive producer of the film she never knew was a success. For all women behind artist husbands, this book reveals a series of heroines: the mothers of the children of The Wicker Man. AUTHORS: Justin Hardy is an award-winning historian filmmaker for the BBC, Channel 4, CNN and ARTE. He directed Christopher Lee in A Feast at Midnight (1994), and Iain Glen/Ian McDiarmid in City of Vice (2009). Dominic Hardy is a visual artist and art historian, specialising in the history of visual satire, who teaches at the Universite du Quebec a Montreal. 19 colour, 100 b/w illustrations A personal, inside look at the madness behind the making of The Wicker Man from its inception, to it becoming a cult favourite Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. Justin was always conflicted over the exalted claims made about The Wicker Man, his father's magnum opus: for him, the film destroyed his family. He had no photographs of Robin Hardy in his house. His brother Dominic, whom Robin abandoned as a baby, is more distanced. Their father's film is a set of fragmented stories: benighted production, brutal editing, critical reception, financial failure, and later revival.Then, at the height of the Covid pandemic, Justin receives a letter from a woman he's never met. She has found a cache of Robin's personal papers that have been sitting untouched in the attic of Justin's childhood home since the 1970s. Would he like them?Using these newly uncovered sources, along with the Hardy family's own letters and photographs, Children of The Wicker Man investigates what Robin Hardy's creative contribution to The Wicker Man was, and considers who was truly sacrificed.In the process, the brothers discover an unlikely heroine: Justin's mother Caroline, who bankrupted herself paying loans to her husband and the film, only for him to leave when it flopped. For all women behind artist husbands, this book reveals a series of heroines: the mothers of the children of The Wicker Man.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. 50 years on from the making of The Wicker Man (1973), director Robin Hardy's lost papers come to his filmmaker son. Justin was always conflicted over the exalted claims made for the film: for him, The Wicker Man destroyed his family. His brother Dominic has been more distanced. The Wicker Man is a set of fragmented stories: benighted production, brutal editing, critical reception, financial failure, and later revival. Using the newly uncovered sources, the brothers investigate what Robin Hardy's creative contribution to The Wicker Man was, and consider who was truly sacrificed. They reveal an unlikely heroine: Justin's mother, who bankrupted herself paying loans to her husband and the film, only for him to leave when it flopped. The brothers agree she should be justly regarded as executive producer of the film she never knew was a success. For all women behind artist husbands, this book reveals a series of heroines: the mothers of the children of The Wicker Man. AUTHORS: Justin Hardy is an award-winning historian filmmaker for the BBC, Channel 4, CNN and ARTE. He directed Christopher Lee in A Feast at Midnight (1994), and Iain Glen/Ian McDiarmid in City of Vice (2009). Dominic Hardy is a visual artist and art historian, specialising in the history of visual satire, who teaches at the Universite du Quebec a Montreal. 19 colour, 100 b/w illustrations A personal, inside look at the madness behind the making of The Wicker Man from its inception, to it becoming a cult favourite Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condición: New. Justin was always conflicted over the exalted claims made about The Wicker Man, his father's magnum opus: for him, the film destroyed his family. He had no photographs of Robin Hardy in his house. His brother Dominic, whom Robin abandoned as a baby, is more distanced. Their father's film is a set of fragmented stories: benighted production, brutal editing, critical reception, financial failure, and later revival.Then, at the height of the Covid pandemic, Justin receives a letter from a woman he's never met. She has found a cache of Robin's personal papers that have been sitting untouched in the attic of Justin's childhood home since the 1970s. Would he like them?Using these newly uncovered sources, along with the Hardy family's own letters and photographs, Children of The Wicker Man investigates what Robin Hardy's creative contribution to The Wicker Man was, and considers who was truly sacrificed.In the process, the brothers discover an unlikely heroine: Justin's mother Caroline, who bankrupted herself paying loans to her husband and the film, only for him to leave when it flopped. For all women behind artist husbands, this book reveals a series of heroines: the mothers of the children of The Wicker Man.…