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by David Krell (Author)
Christmas has long been portrayed as a time of joy, reflection and resolution, balancing sentiment with spectacle. Capitalizing on the holiday season, Hollywood has produced a stream of films and television episodes that evoke emotion and, most often, end happily. This book examines the legal components of these narratives, exploring the laws, regulations, cases and legal principles in holiday-themed entertainment. From the bank run in It's a Wonderful Life to an eight-year-old defending his home against burglars in Home Alone, this work reveals how law not only shapes these stories but also mirrors cultural hopes, ideals and anxieties portrayed in these films.
Author Biography
David Krell is a noted cultural historian and an alumnus of Villanova Law School with an LL.M. in intellectual property from Cardozo Law School. He's a contributor to the New York State Bar Association's Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law Journal.
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by David Krell (Author)
Christmas has long been portrayed as a time of joy, reflection and resolution, balancing sentiment with spectacle. Capitalizing on the holiday season, Hollywood has produced a stream of films and television episodes that evoke emotion and, most often, end happily. This book examines the legal components of these narratives, exploring the laws, regulations, cases and legal principles in holiday-themed entertainment. From the bank run in It's a Wonderful Life to an eight-year-old defending his home against burglars in Home Alone, this work reveals how law not only shapes these stories but also mirrors cultural hopes, ideals and anxieties portrayed in these films.
Author Biography
David Krell is a noted cultural historian and an alumnus of Villanova Law School with an LL.M. in intellectual property from Cardozo Law School. He's a contributor to the New York State Bar Association's Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law Journal.
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