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I had nowhere to goJonas Mekas arbeitete mit Andy Warhol, George Maciunas, John Lennon und vielen anderen zusammen. In New York prgte er das New American Cinema, aber zum Filmemachen kam er relativ spt. 1944 mussten Mekas und sein jngerer Bruder Adolfas vor den Nazis fliehen, weil sie Flugbltter vervielfltigt hatten. Sie wurden fr acht Monate in ein Arbeitslager in Elmshorn gesperrt. Aufgrund der sowjetischen Besetzung konnte er nach dem Krieg nicht in seine Heimat nach

Jonas Mekas arbeitete mit Andy Warhol, George Maciunas, John Lennon und vielen anderen zusammen. In New York prägte er das New American Cinema, aber zum Filmemachen kam er relativ spät. 1944 mussten Mekas und sein jüngerer Bruder Adolfas vor den Nazis fliehen, weil sie Flugblätter vervielfältigt hatten. Sie wurden für acht Monate in ein Arbeitslager in Elmshorn gesperrt. Aufgrund der sowjetischen Besetzung konnte er nach dem Krieg nicht in seine Heimat nach Litauen zurückkehren und galt als "displaced person", er lebte in DP-Lagern in Wiesbaden und Kassel. Ende 1949 emigrierte er mit seinem Bruder nach New York. In seiner Autobiografie I Had Nowhere to Go beschreibt er das Überleben in den Lagern und die Ankunft in New York. Mekas erzählt eine universelle Geschichte, die eines Geflüchteten, der niemals zurückkehren kann und dessen Einsamkeit in der neuen Welt emblematisch für das menschliche Dasein ist: eine Jahrhundertbiografie, die erstmals auf Deutsch erscheint.

EAN: 9783959051460
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 2017
Produktform: Kartoniert
Autoren: Mekas, Jonas
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 469
Abbildungen: 50 s/w-Abbildungen
Keyword: New American Cinema; Biografie; New York
Fachschema: Kunst / Essay, Gespräch, Kritik~Kunst / Computer, 3D-Art, Medien~Medienkunst~Fotograf - Fotografin~Architekt - Baumeister~Architektur / Architekt~Bauberuf / Architekt
Fachkategorie: Belletristik: allgemein und literarisch~einzelne Künstler, Künstlermonografien~Film, Kino~Electronic Art, Holografie, Videokunst~einzelne Fotografen~Einzelne Architekten und Architekturbüros, Biografien: Kunst und Unterhaltung
Text Sprache: eng
Verlag: Spectormag GbR, Spector Books OHG
Länge: 200 mm
Breite: 127 mm
Höhe: 35 mm
Gewicht: 441 gr
Genre: Belletristik
Herkunftsland: DEUTSCHLAND (DE)
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★★★★★ 2
Bland and generic.
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Very bland and generic. The art was serviceable but I quickly forgot everything within a day. Nothing memorable at all. I expect more from the head Batman writer. This seemed lazy. Ending was but a whimper.
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Christopher Karm
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★★★★★ 3
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Justice League: Last Ride really isn't bad, but it never shines greatness either. Superman is suffering throughout this story from the loss of a friend and ally, as well as fatigue from constantly saving people. This is the crux of so many modern Hero stories. Instead of Superman being a beacon of hope, he is dealing with personal and emotional problems. Of course we all need to do just that, however, we as readers look to comics to inspire us. Superhero stories are far less uplifting today, instead bringing characters like Superman down to a more average level. While the story has a positive ending, it comes after six issues of these characters working through their grief. In some aspects I can appreciate it, but I also don't want to stew in depression. I used to look to comics to find stories of heroes working through adversity, and relating their unrealistic situations to how I could overcome my own. Lately, the idea of metaphor seems to be dead. What I really enjoyed: Chip Zdarsky actually gave the characters individual voices. That's one up on many books being published today. It was nice to see a fairly classic Justice League lineup in action. Some of the more recent membership has been odd choices. The art from Miguel Mendonca was fantastic. I'd love to see more of his stuff. There are some great story beats and the 1st chapter is pretty compelling. What could have been better: The dad jokes sprinkled throughout the story were pretty cringey. I'm still trying to understand if Batman and Superman quipping about the pronunciation of S'Mores was supposed to be funny. The story never had a sense of dire consequences, though I'm not sure that's really a bad thing. I think a few small changes to the tone, such as Superman or Wonder Woman being more of a voice of confidence and reason would have helped. We need that beacon of hope in stories like this. Overall: Story: 6/10. A fun read, but a bit of a depressing tone. Art: 8/10. Fantastic character art. I think Miguel Mendonca will be a 9/10 artist in the coming years. Value: 7/10. Definitely worth a read and at a great price currently ($11.99 as of 10/24/22)
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A Spectacle!!
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Aaron packed a LOT of Story, Political Commentary and exposition into one issue. This is a testament to what good Science Fiction and good Comics have the ability to become.
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great opening to a unique twist
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Different, in a good way. This unique twist is relevant and refreshing, and provides a fresh take on the man of steel.
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A good start to a new Superman story
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