Iranian Cinema in a Global Context
Policy, Politics, and Form
Herausgeber: Atwood, Blake; Decherney, Peter
Iranian Cinema in a Global Context
Policy, Politics, and Form
Herausgeber: Atwood, Blake; Decherney, Peter
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This volume presents a new definition of the field of Iranian film studies, one that engages global media flows, transmedia interaction, and a heterogeneous Iranian national cinema.
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This volume presents a new definition of the field of Iranian film studies, one that engages global media flows, transmedia interaction, and a heterogeneous Iranian national cinema.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Routledge Advances in Film Studies
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Februar 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 150mm x 228mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 404g
- ISBN-13: 9781138548442
- ISBN-10: 1138548448
- Artikelnr.: 57050785
- Routledge Advances in Film Studies
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Februar 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 150mm x 228mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 404g
- ISBN-13: 9781138548442
- ISBN-10: 1138548448
- Artikelnr.: 57050785
Peter Decherney is Professor of Cinema Studies and English and Director of the Cinema Studies Program at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the author of Hollywood's Copyright Wars: From Edison to the Internet and Hollywood and the Culture Elite: How the Movies Became American. Blake Atwood is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Texas at Austin. He is the coordinator of the Persian Language Program and an affiliate of the Program in Comparative Literature.
1. Introduction Blake Atwood and Peter Decherney Part I: Essays 2. Iranian
Film Policy in a Global Context Agnès Devictor 3. Re/Form: New Forms in
Cinema and Media in Post-Khatami Iran Blake Atwood 4. From Theatre to
Cinema and Vice-Versa: Socio-political and Economic Reasons for
Professional Circulation Liliane Anjo 5. The Iranian Shylock: Jewish
Representation in Iranian Film Orly Rahimiyan 6. A Bad State: Rakshan
Bani-Etemad's Mainline Roxanne Varzi 7. Through the Looking Glass:
Reflexive Cinema and Society in Post-Revolution Iran Norma Claire Moruzzi
8. The Rise of "Youth Pop" Films in Contemporary Iran Negar Razavi 9.
Iranian Documentary Filmmakers Association and the Fight for the House of
Cinema Persheng Sadegh-Vaziri Part II: Short Takes 10. Notes on the
Reception of Iranian Films in Brazil Ferdinando Martins and Daniel
Marcolino Claudino de Sousa 11. Pomegranates and Cinema: Some Observations
on a Decade or so of Selecting and Screening Iranian Films Anne Demy-Geroe
12. Who Are They?: Introducing American Students to Iran through Mohammad
Shirvani's Short Film, The Candidate John Limbert 13. The Haunting Obituary
of a Dying Patriarch: A Separation Farzaneh Milani 14. The Contested Social
Spaces of Film Practices since 2009 in Iran Mazyar Lotfalian 15.
Underground Cinema in Iran Parviz Jahed 16. Censorship in Iranian Cinema
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Film Policy in a Global Context Agnès Devictor 3. Re/Form: New Forms in
Cinema and Media in Post-Khatami Iran Blake Atwood 4. From Theatre to
Cinema and Vice-Versa: Socio-political and Economic Reasons for
Professional Circulation Liliane Anjo 5. The Iranian Shylock: Jewish
Representation in Iranian Film Orly Rahimiyan 6. A Bad State: Rakshan
Bani-Etemad's Mainline Roxanne Varzi 7. Through the Looking Glass:
Reflexive Cinema and Society in Post-Revolution Iran Norma Claire Moruzzi
8. The Rise of "Youth Pop" Films in Contemporary Iran Negar Razavi 9.
Iranian Documentary Filmmakers Association and the Fight for the House of
Cinema Persheng Sadegh-Vaziri Part II: Short Takes 10. Notes on the
Reception of Iranian Films in Brazil Ferdinando Martins and Daniel
Marcolino Claudino de Sousa 11. Pomegranates and Cinema: Some Observations
on a Decade or so of Selecting and Screening Iranian Films Anne Demy-Geroe
12. Who Are They?: Introducing American Students to Iran through Mohammad
Shirvani's Short Film, The Candidate John Limbert 13. The Haunting Obituary
of a Dying Patriarch: A Separation Farzaneh Milani 14. The Contested Social
Spaces of Film Practices since 2009 in Iran Mazyar Lotfalian 15.
Underground Cinema in Iran Parviz Jahed 16. Censorship in Iranian Cinema
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1. Introduction Blake Atwood and Peter Decherney Part I: Essays 2. Iranian
Film Policy in a Global Context Agnès Devictor 3. Re/Form: New Forms in
Cinema and Media in Post-Khatami Iran Blake Atwood 4. From Theatre to
Cinema and Vice-Versa: Socio-political and Economic Reasons for
Professional Circulation Liliane Anjo 5. The Iranian Shylock: Jewish
Representation in Iranian Film Orly Rahimiyan 6. A Bad State: Rakshan
Bani-Etemad's Mainline Roxanne Varzi 7. Through the Looking Glass:
Reflexive Cinema and Society in Post-Revolution Iran Norma Claire Moruzzi
8. The Rise of "Youth Pop" Films in Contemporary Iran Negar Razavi 9.
Iranian Documentary Filmmakers Association and the Fight for the House of
Cinema Persheng Sadegh-Vaziri Part II: Short Takes 10. Notes on the
Reception of Iranian Films in Brazil Ferdinando Martins and Daniel
Marcolino Claudino de Sousa 11. Pomegranates and Cinema: Some Observations
on a Decade or so of Selecting and Screening Iranian Films Anne Demy-Geroe
12. Who Are They?: Introducing American Students to Iran through Mohammad
Shirvani's Short Film, The Candidate John Limbert 13. The Haunting Obituary
of a Dying Patriarch: A Separation Farzaneh Milani 14. The Contested Social
Spaces of Film Practices since 2009 in Iran Mazyar Lotfalian 15.
Underground Cinema in Iran Parviz Jahed 16. Censorship in Iranian Cinema
ASL19
Film Policy in a Global Context Agnès Devictor 3. Re/Form: New Forms in
Cinema and Media in Post-Khatami Iran Blake Atwood 4. From Theatre to
Cinema and Vice-Versa: Socio-political and Economic Reasons for
Professional Circulation Liliane Anjo 5. The Iranian Shylock: Jewish
Representation in Iranian Film Orly Rahimiyan 6. A Bad State: Rakshan
Bani-Etemad's Mainline Roxanne Varzi 7. Through the Looking Glass:
Reflexive Cinema and Society in Post-Revolution Iran Norma Claire Moruzzi
8. The Rise of "Youth Pop" Films in Contemporary Iran Negar Razavi 9.
Iranian Documentary Filmmakers Association and the Fight for the House of
Cinema Persheng Sadegh-Vaziri Part II: Short Takes 10. Notes on the
Reception of Iranian Films in Brazil Ferdinando Martins and Daniel
Marcolino Claudino de Sousa 11. Pomegranates and Cinema: Some Observations
on a Decade or so of Selecting and Screening Iranian Films Anne Demy-Geroe
12. Who Are They?: Introducing American Students to Iran through Mohammad
Shirvani's Short Film, The Candidate John Limbert 13. The Haunting Obituary
of a Dying Patriarch: A Separation Farzaneh Milani 14. The Contested Social
Spaces of Film Practices since 2009 in Iran Mazyar Lotfalian 15.
Underground Cinema in Iran Parviz Jahed 16. Censorship in Iranian Cinema
ASL19