Film in the Middle East and North Africa : creative dissidence
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Film in the Middle East and North Africa : creative dissidence
University of Texas Press, 2011
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内容説明
This is the first study to cover cinemas from Iran to Morocco. Nine essays present the region's major national cinemas, devoting special attention to the work of directors who have given image and voice to dissent from political regimes, from patriarchal customs, from fundamentalist movements, and from the West. These country essays are complemented by in-depth discussions of eighteen films that have been selected for both their excellence and their critical engagement with pressing current issues. The introduction provides a comprehensive overview of filmmaking throughout the region, including important films produced outside the national cinemas. The long history of Iranian cinema, its international renown, and the politics of directors confronting the state, earns it a special place in this volume. The other major emphasis is on the Israel/Palestine conflict, featuring films by Palestinian directors, Israelis, and an Egyptian working in Syria.
Nineteen authors collaborated on this book, among them Walter Armbrust, Roy Armes, Kevin Dwyer, Eric Egan, Nurith Gertz, Lina Khatib, Florence Martin, and Nadia Yaqub. About half of the contributors are film scholars; the others range across literary studies and the social sciences to two film directors and a novelist. Beyond differences in disciplinary orientation, there is considerable variation among contributors in the perspectives that inform their writing. They offer an illuminating range of approaches to the cinemas of the region.
The book is richly illustrated with posters of the featured films, photos of their directors at work, and stills illustrating critical arguments in the film essays.
目次
Preface: Creative Responses to Conflict, Josef Gugler
Part 1: Regime Critics Confront Censorship in Iranian Cinema, Eric Egan
The Hidden Half (Tahmineh Milani): Love, Idealism, and Politics, Fakhreddin Azimi
Marriage of the Blessed (Mohsen Makhmalbaf): The Wounds of War and the Betrayal of the Revolution, Eric Egan
Under the Skin of the City (Rakhshan Bani-Etemad): Under the Surface Contrasts, Rini Cobbey
Stray Dogs (Marziyeh Meshkini): Cruelty and Humanity amid Hardship in Afghanistan, Eric Egan
Part 2: Tolerated Parodies of Politics in Syrian Cinema, Lisa Wedeen
The Dupes (Tawfik Saleh): Three Generations Uprooted from Palestine and Betrayed, Nadia Yaqub
The Extras (Nabil Maleh): Lovers Suffer the Twin Repressions of Patriarchal Culture and a Police State, Josef Gugler
Part 3: Lebanese Cinema and the Representation of War, Lina Khatib
In the Shadows of the City (Jean Khalil Chamoun): Reconciling the Diverse Legacies of a Collective Memory, Edward Gibeau
Part 4: Israeli Cinema Engaging the Conflict, Nurith Gertz and Yael Munk
Kedma (Amos Gitai): The Birth of Two Nations at War in 1948, Nurith Gertz, Gal Hermoni, and Yael Munk
Avanti popolo (Rafi Bukaee): Battle Cry of the Fallen, Judd Ne'eman and Yael Munk
Part 5: A Chronicle of Palestinian Cinema, Nurith Gertz and George Khleifi
Waiting (Rashid Masharawi): A Scattered People Waiting for a Shared Future, Nadia Yaqub
Tale of the Three Jewels (Michel Khleifi): Children Living and Dreaming amid Violence in Gaza, Nurith Gertz and George Khleifi
Paradise Now (Hany Abu-Assad): Narrating a Failed Politics, Nadia Yaqub
Part 6: Political Film in Egypt, Walter Armbrust
Destiny (Youssef Chahine): Liberal and Fundamentalist Islam Clash amid the Splendor of Twelfth-Century Andalusia, Josef Gugler
Closed Doors (Atef Hetata): The Attractions of Fundamentalism, Josef Gugler and Kim Jensen
Part 7: Cinema and State in Tunisia, Florence Martin
Bedwin Hacker (Nadia El Fani): A Hacker Challenges Western Domination of the Global Media, Josef Gugler
Part 8: From State Production to Cinema d'Auteur in Algeria, Roy Armes
Days of Glory (Rachid Bouchareb): Another Vision of French History, Olivier Barlet
Hamlet of Women (Mohamed Chouikh): Village Chronicles from a Time of Terrorism, Denise Brahimi
Part 9: Morocco: A National Cinema with Large Ambitions, Kevin Dwyer
Ali Zaoua, Prince of the Streets (Nabil Ayouch): The Harsh Life of Street Children and the Poetics of Childhood, Josef Gugler
Contributors
Film Index
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