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Politics of Contemporary European Cinema.
Title:
Politics of Contemporary European Cinema.
Author:
Wayne, Mike.
ISBN:
9781841508221
Personal Author:
Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (157 pages)
Contents:
FrontCover -- Preliminaries -- Contents -- Dedication -- Acknowledgements -- Preface -- 1. European Cinema: In The Shadow of Hollywood -- Globalisation and National Culture -- Hollywood: the economics of domination -- The UK -- European Cinema: the political context -- European Cinema: an economic challenge to Hollywood? -- GATT Crisis -- MEDIA/Eurimages -- The Disappearance Of Finbar: case study of a co-production -- European Cinema: a cultural challenge to Hollywood? -- The Antinomies of Cultural Theory -- Making The Case For Protection of Indigenous Culture -- References -- 2. National Cinema/International Markets -- National Identity -- National Identities and International Markets -- (Inter) National Cinema -- The Politics of the Historical Drama -- Elizabeth -- Century -- French Politics and Cinema in the 1990s -- Five French Films From The 1990s -- Historical Drama -- Contemporary Stories -- References -- 3. Pan-European Cinema -- Pan-European Cinema -- Nationalism and Pan-Europeanism -- The Name of the Rose -- Land and Freedom -- The Disappearance of Finbar -- Europa -- Three Colours Blue -- References -- 4. After The Fall: Cinema and Central and Eastern Europe -- After The Fall -- Prometheus -- Ulysses' Gaze -- Three Colours White -- Cultural Theory and The Death of Yugoslavia -- The Cultural Turn -- Cultural Theory and the Other -- Post-Yugoslavia: economy and culture -- Films and Film Criticism on the Balkans -- References -- 5. Diasporan Travels: British Asian Cinema -- The Rise and Rehabilitation of Hybridity -- Theorising Diaspora -- Black Film and Criticism -- Unity and Difference -- Bhaji On The Beach -- Wild West -- Conclusion -- References -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Index -- Back Cover.
Abstract:
How does contemporary European Cinema reflect the drive for political and economic integration and recent trends in globalisation, if at all? This book is a valuable excursion into the politics of European cinema and extensively addresses questions like this. Mike Wayne identifies some key themes pertinent to a study of the contemporary cultural and political dynamics of European cinema from the mid1980's, including the fall of the Berlin wall and the end of the Soviet Empire.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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