'Cinema Medievalia' is a diverse collection of twenty essays exploring cinematic portrayals of the Middle Ages. Coinciding with the anniversary of Kevin J. Harty's influential work, the compilation features in-depth analyses of films ranging from silent to contemporary productions. Spanning a century, these essays introduce various international perspectives from authors in countries such as Canada, Australia, and the UK. Aimed at scholars and film fans alike, the collection reveals how films reflect society's ongoing engagement with medieval themes and concepts.
This collection of nineteen newly commissioned, original essays on medieval cinema examines the portrayal of the Middle Ages in films, reflecting modern reinterpretations.
The essays explore nearly three dozen films spanning from the 1920s to 2022, providing a broad look at cinematic medievalism across various genres and styles.
Such a rich variety of perspectives comes from contributors from Australia, Canada, England, France, Iceland, Scotland, and the United States, enriching the discourse on medieval cinema.
Though targeted at medievalism scholars, this collection offers intriguing insights for cinema enthusiasts, particularly those who appreciate the nuanced portrayals of the medieval past.
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