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French Queer Cinema examines the representation of queer identities and sexualities in contemporary French filmmaking. Situates cinematic representations of migration, social exclusion an… Mehr…
French Queer Cinema examines the representation of queer identities and sexualities in contemporary French filmmaking. Situates cinematic representations of migration, social exclusion and queer sexualities in the context of recent repressive legislation on sex work and immigration. The Nile on eBay FREE SHIPPING UK WIDE French Queer Cinema by Nick Rees-roberts Addresses the socio-political context informing both queer DIY video and independent gay cinema, including films such as Patrice Chereau's Ceux qui m'aiment prendront le train, Olivier Ducastel and Jacques Martineau's Drole de Felix, Francois Ozon's Le Temps qui reste and Andre Techine's Les Temoins. FORMATPaperback LANGUAGEEnglish CONDITIONBrand New Publisher Description French Queer Cinema examines the representation of queer identities and sexualities in contemporary French filmmaking. This groundbreaking volume is the first comprehensive study of the cultural formation and critical reception of contemporary queer film and video in France. French Queer Cinema addresses the emergence of a gay cinema in the French context since the late 1990s, including critical coverage of films by important contemporary directors such as Francois Ozon, Sebastien Lifshitz, Patrice Chereau, Andre Techine and Christophe Honore. Nick Rees-Roberts transposes contemporary Anglo-American Queer Theory to the study of French screen culture, drawing particular attention to issues of race and migration such as problematic fantasies of Arab masculinities in queer cinematic production. This theoretically-informed book engages with a number of fault-lines running through queer cultural representation in France including transgender dissent and the effects of AIDS and loss on the formation of queer identities and sexualities.Key Features*Provides a full, up-to-date account of the formation, reception and setting for contemporary queer film and video in France.*Situates cinematic representations of migration, social exclusion and queer sexualities in the context of recent repressive legislation on sex work and immigration.*Covers the work of less well-known directors such as Christophe Honore, Sebastien Lifshitz and Gael Morel. Back Cover French Queer Cinema examines the representation of queer identities and sexualities in contemporary French filmmaking. This groundbreaking volume is the first comprehensive study of the cultural formation and critical reception of contemporary queer film and video in France.French Queer Cinema addresses the emergence of a gay cinema in the French context since the late 1990s, including critical coverage of films by important contemporary directors such as Fran Flap French Queer Cinema examines the representation of queer identities and sexualities in contemporary French filmmaking. This groundbreaking volume is the first comprehensive study of the cultural formation and critical reception of contemporary queer film and video in France.French Queer Cinema addresses the emergence of a gay cinema in the French context since the late 1990s, including critical coverage of films by important contemporary directors such as Fran Author Biography Nick Rees-Roberts is Lecturer in French at the University of Bristol. Table of Contents Introduction 1. Beur Masculinity and Queer Fantasy 2. Down and Out: Immigrant 3. Mauvais genres: Transgender and Gay Identity 4: Queer Sexuality, AIDS and Loss 5: The Emergence of Queer DIY Video Long Description French Queer Cinema examines the representation of queer identities and sexualities in contemporary French filmmaking. This groundbreaking volume is the first comprehensive study of the cultural formation and critical reception of contemporary queer film and video in France. French Queer Cinema addresses the emergence of a gay cinema in the French context since the late 1990s, including critical coverage of films by important contemporary directors such as Franois Ozon, Sbastien Lifshitz, Patrice Chreau, Andr Tchin and Christophe Honor. Nick Rees-Roberts transposes contemporary Anglo-American Queer Theory to the study of French screen culture, drawing particular attention to issues of race and migration such as problematic fantasies of Arab masculinities in queer cinematic production. This theoretically-informed book engages with a number of fault-lines running through queer cultural representation in France including transgender dissent and the effects of AIDS and loss on the formation of queer identities and sexualities.Key Features*Provides a full, up-to-date account of the formation, reception and setting for contemporary queer film and video in France.*Situates cinematic representations of migration, social exclusion and queer sexualities in the context of recent repressive legislation on sex work and immigration.*Covers the work of less well-known directors such as Christophe Honor, Sbastien Lifshitz and Gal Morel. Review Quote Nick Rees-Roberts' volume is a welcome addition to French cinema studies. It is a thorough documentation and analysis of representations of queerness in contemporary French film and is a work that engages a wide variety of subjects including the depiction of minorities, independent and auteur films, and pornography. The author ably shows the intersections between queer subjects and AIDS, republican values, identity politics, inscriptions of sexualities in daily life, and other contemporary concerns. This volume is a valuable addition to our understanding of post-modern French culture and will be of great value to students and researchers alike. Promotional "Headline" Looks at queer self-representation in contemporary auteur film and experimental video in France Description for Reader Looks at queer self-representation in contemporary auteur film and experimental video in France French Queer Cinema examines the representation of queer identities and sexualities in contemporary French filmmaking. This groundbreaking volume is the first comprehensive study of the cultural formation and critical reception of contemporary queer film and video in France. French Queer Cinema addresses the emergence of a gay cinema in the French context since the late 1990s, including critical coverage of films by important contemporary directors such as Fran Description for Sales People Looks at queer self-representation in contemporary auteur film and experimental video in France French Queer Cinema addresses the socio-political context informing both queer DIY video and independent gay cinema, including films such as Patrice Ch Description for Teachers/Educators French FilmEuropean FilmQueer CinemaGender and Sexuality in French Film Details ISBN0748685960 Author Nick Rees-roberts Pages 176 Publisher Edinburgh University Press Year 2014 ISBN-10 0748685960 ISBN-13 9780748685967 Format Paperback Imprint Edinburgh University Press Place of Publication Edinburgh Country of Publication United Kingdom DEWEY 791.436530944 Media Book Short Title FRENCH QUEER CINEMA Language English Publication Date 2014-06-30 UK Release Date 2014-06-30 AU Release Date 2014-06-30 NZ Release Date 2014-06-30 We've got thisAt The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it.With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! 30 DAY RETURN POLICYNo questions asked, 30 day returns! FREE DELIVERYNo matter where you are in the UK, delivery is free. SECURE PAYMENTPeace of mind by paying through PayPal and eBay Buyer Protection TheNile_Item_ID:78621961; , Neu, Festpreisangebot, [LT: FixedPrice], ISBN-13: 9780748685967, Book Title: French Queer Cinema, EAN: 9780748685967, Publication Year: 2014, Type: Textbook, Format: Paperback, Subject Area: Gender Issues, Language: English, Publication Name: French Queer Cinema, Item Height: 234mm, Item Width: 156mm, Item Weight: 268g, Number of Pages: 176 Pages, Edinburgh Tea & Coffee Company University Press<
