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Ďurovičová, N. (1992). Translating America: The Hollywood multilinguals 1929-1933. In R. Altman (Ed), Sound Theory Sound Practice. (pp. 138–153). New York: Routledge. 
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Resource type: Book Chapter
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BibTeX citation key: uroviova1992
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 Categories: Film Music/Sound, History
Keywords: Film sound, History
Creators: Altman, Ďurovičová
Publisher: Routledge (New York)
Collection: Sound Theory Sound Practice		 Views: 38/1473
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The curious history of 'Foreign Language Versions' (FLVs) where films were completely reshot in non-English languages often with new cast, crew and sets (and often different, nationally-transposed setting) and the subsequent rise of dubbing and subtitling alternatives.
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