Peckinpah's Women

A Reappraisal of the Portrayal of Women in the Period Westerns of Sam Peckinpah

By:

Bill Mesce

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Hardback

Series:

The Scarecrow filmmakers series

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Peckinpah's Women examines the confluence of factors that worked with, and often against, Peckinpah's cinematic voice to divine a recurring positive theme regarding women in those films that form the heart of his body of work: his period Westerns.

Author Biography:

Bill Mesce Jr. has worked for pay-TV giant Home Box Office for over 19 years, and is also a produced screenwriter and playwright, as well as a published novelist. His film work includes Road Ends, with Dennis Hopper, and uncredited work on Brian DePalma's Blow Out. His play A Jersey Cantata was named one of the six best plays to premiere in New Jersey during the 1997-98 season, and his debut novel, The Advocate, co-authored with Steven G. Szilagyi, was released in September 2000 to critical acclaim. A sequel, Officer of the Court, was published in fall 2001.

Release date NZ

October 3rd, 2001

Author

Bill Mesce

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Pages

248

Series

The Scarecrow filmmakers series

Dimensions

143x224x18

ISBN-13

9780810840669

Product ID

4724792

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