Christian Uva's scholarship delves into the intricate relationship between Italian cinema, history, and politics. He critically examines how images are produced and perceived in the digital age, exploring the evolving nature of visual media. Uva's work frequently addresses profound historical moments and their cinematic representations, offering nuanced perspectives on the political dimensions of imagery. His research provides a keen insight into the power and manipulation of visual culture.
Celebrated film director Sergio Leone brings to mind spectacle, myth, and fable. But what about the political aspects of his films? This book offers a sophisticated portrait of Leone's professional and intellectual evolution through the lens of the political.