Raoul Walsh

"They died with their boots on" and "The last refuge", "Red hot" and "The world in their hands" are some of the most popular films by Raoul Walsh (1887-1980), one of the essential filmmakers of the classic american cinema. However, Walsh was also the director of "My Girl and I" and "Loves in Hollywood", "The Man I Love" and "The Revolt of Mamie Stover", "Pursued" and "The Relentless", perhaps not so appreciated Nor known, but equally essential not only to understand his work as it should, but also to understand the cinema of his time, which ranges from the dawn of silent cinema to the first babble of modernity. That is why in this book you can find analyzes of all of them and many more, in what constitutes a dizzying and zigzagging journey through the career of an artist whose preferred subject was that of cinema itself: the movements and passions of the body, and the spirit, as well as the way in which the images are able to reflect them.