Do you want something that will various syles, etc., more of a film history book, or are you interested in the filmmaking process, and you're interested in learning about what goes into making a good film, etc.?
If the latter, one of my favorite reads on the subject of filmmmaking is David Mamet's On Directing Film. It's based on a series of guest lectures he gave at Columbia University. It's probably my favorite book I've read on the subject.
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