Charles Drazin Bücher

Exploring the mysterious legacy of the classic film "The Third Man," this book delves into the life of its enigmatic writer, Graham Greene. The narrative intertwines historical context with personal anecdotes, revealing the film's impact on cinema and culture. Through interviews and research, the author uncovers hidden stories behind the production and its iconic characters, while also reflecting on themes of morality and betrayal. This journey not only honors the film but also examines the complexities of Greene's own life and work.

Amidst the chaos and anarchy of civil war-wracked France, one man's spectacular rise and devastating fall was lost to history - until now.

boo hoo is a gripping, insider's account of the rise and fall of this most controversial of internet startups - a global, online retailer of sports and designer clothes.

Focusing on the evolution of the independent film industry, this book narrates the history of Film Finances, established in 1950 to mitigate financial risks in filmmaking. It highlights the development of the "completion guarantee," a crucial tool for securing investor confidence. Spanning seven decades, the narrative intertwines the company's journey with significant milestones in postwar cinema, showcasing how it influenced and supported the growth of independent filmmaking on a global scale.