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Cinema's Melodramatic Celebrity: Film, Fame, and Personal Worth Style:Hardback Having decided to illegally driveMandy Merck argues that modern fame and film melodrama share a worldview that cannot reconcile personal worth with social esteem, tracing this conundrum back to the philosophy of the seventeenth century and the theatre of the eighteenth. She demonstrates how the melodramatic imagination survives in fiction film, documentary, the artist's film, and social media, illustrating how the cinema constantly restages the moral evaluation of prominent