Screen Memories

Discover the intriguing world of cinema with "Screen Memories" by Harvey Greenberg, published by Columbia University Press in 1994. This engaging paperback explores the psychological dimensions of film characters across a diverse array of mainstream movies, from classic favorites like Casablanca to contemporary hits such as Working Girl. Spanning 277 pages, Greenberg's insightful analysis combines humor and depth, making complex film theories accessible to all readers. Ideal for both film enthusiasts and scholars, "Screen Memories" uncovers the hidden layers of meaning within beloved films while connecting them to the movements of psychoanalysis. Immerse yourself in the captivating intersection of psychology and cinematic art, and gain a fresh perspective on the films that have shaped our culture.