Ernst Lubitsch, Dramaturgy, Writing and Reference Cultures Between Europe and United States of America. (Intro+Chap.1) (original) (raw)

The work critically examines the unique storytelling style of Ernst Lubitsch, focusing on his early career in Germany and later success in Hollywood. It highlights Lubitsch's ability to engage audiences through complex narratives that subtly challenge social norms and cultural debates, particularly concerning gender roles and morality during the transition from silent to sound films. The interplay between the filmmaker, the audience, and historical context is emphasized, showcasing the significance of Lubitsch's contributions to cinematic language and technique.