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With Undeclared War, leading film producer David Puttnam offers an authoritative and comprehensive account of the way in which Hollywood has come to dominate the movie world.

The narrative captivates with its intense and thought-provoking themes, drawing readers into a compelling exploration of complex characters and moral dilemmas. The story unfolds in a way that challenges perceptions and evokes strong emotions, ensuring a memorable reading experience. Engaging and insightful, it promises to leave a lasting impact on those who delve into its pages.

Guides independent producers, both seasoned professionals and first-timers, through business practices of international sales agents, distributors, and exhibitors. Offers essential information and advice on areas such as securing a sales agent, providing agents and distributors with promotional materials, working with film festivals, and understanding audience demographics and industry practices peculiar to specific territories. Durie's company specializes in international film sales marketing and distribution support for independent producers. Lacks a subject index. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Focusing on the interdisciplinary nature of behavioral neuroscience, this book offers a captivating introduction to the field. It explores the connections between biology, psychology, and behavior, providing insights into how neural processes influence actions and mental states. The text is designed to engage readers with its accessible style and comprehensive coverage of key concepts, making it suitable for those new to the subject as well as those seeking to deepen their understanding of the brain-behavior relationship.

A thrilling rollercoaster ride of love, lust and an uncovered truth. When Oliver Markland buys an old prison key from a Florida flea market his casual purchase sets off a train of events surrounding a brutal, decades-old murder. Feeling empathy for the young cyclist who may have been wrongly incarcerated for the notorious crime, Oliver finds himself drawn into unravelling a mystery that threatens his own life. Who really did commit the so-called Bike Radio Murder Can the budding Essex journalist, dubbed by the American press The British Young Sherlock , solve a puzzle left dormant since dental assistant Sandy Beach was beaten to death in 1981 Only Oliver Markland has the key . . .

Written in an entertaining style, the book contains a huge amount of fascinating detail, not only of the murder but about the lives of so many of the characters in the story. It's a huge slice of London life, 1875 style. This story deserves to be much better known and will be fascinating to anyone interested in Whitechapel or Victorian Crime.