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רצח אב : מגדר ולאומיות בקולנוע הפלסטיני by
הספר חושף ומנתח מכלול של היבטים בקולנוע הפלסטיני: מגדר, משפחה, שפה קולנועית, לאומיות, דת ומרחב. הוא בונה תמונה מורכבת של הזרמים השונים והמנוגדים המרכיבים את הקולנוע הזה ועומד על היבטיו החברתיים והאמנותיים. מתוך העיון המעמיק בקולנוע, מציע הספר פרשנות מקורית למגמות בחברה הפלסטינית.
קולנוע ישראלי חדש by
מאז תחילת שנות ה-2000, עם היכנסו לתוקף של "חוק הקולנוע" (2001), תפס הקולנוע הישראלי מקום מרכזי בתרבות הישראלית, וגם על מפת הקולנוע העולמי. שורה של במאיות ובמאים צעירים, רובם בוגרי בתי הספר לקולנוע בארץ פרצו לקדמת הבמה עם סרטים רעננים, לעתים חדשניים מבחינה צורנית, שכמה מהפ התאפיינו במידה של חתרנות פוליטית. קולנוע זה הפך במהרה למראה ביקורתית של החברה הישראלית: בהפנותו מבט מורכב, לעתים נועז, אל שסעיה ופצעיה של המדינה, הוא מציע אלטרנטיבה לטיפול הנדוש, הקונפורמסטי לעתים, של אמצעי התקשורת הדומיננטיים בשאלות חברתיות ופוליטיות. חלקו הראשון של הספר ממפה את הקולנוע הישראלי החדש באמצעות שורה של קטגוריות תמטיות: השינויים המוסדיים שעבר בתחילת שנות ה-2000, הקולנוע הנשי החדש, רב-תרבותיות בקולנוע הישראלי, ייצוג הדת והמסורת היהודית, הקולנוע הלהט"בי, ביטויי המחאה החברתית בעקבות "הקיץ החברתי" של 2011, הטרילוגיה ה"פוסט-טראומטית" של מלחמת לבנון, הקולנוע הדוקומנטרי החדש (פרק המתמקדביצירתו של אבי מוגרבי).
Bombay Cinema's Islamicate Histories by
An engaging account of the history and influence of Muslim cultures on Bombay cinema. Following Marshal Hodgson, the term "Islamicate" is used to distinguish the cultural forms associated with Islam from the religion itself. The term is especially useful in South Asia where Muslim cultures have commingled with other local cultures over a millennium to form a rich vein of syncretic aesthetic expression. Comprised of fourteen essays written by major scholars, this collection presents an engaging account of the history and influence of cultural Islam on Bombay cinema. The book charts the roots of South Asian Muslim cultures and the precursors of Bombay cinema's Islamicate idioms in the Urdu Parsi Theatre; the courtesan cultures of Lucknow; the literary, musical, and performance traditions of north India; the traditions of miniature painting; and various modes of Perso-Arabic story-telling. Published at a time of acute crisis in the perception and understanding of Islam, this book demonstrates how Muslim and Hindu cultures in India are inextricably entwined.
The Challenge of the Silver Screen: an analysis of the cinematic portraits of Jesus, Rama, Buddha and Muhammad by
In 1897 - only two years after the invention of film - the first feature film about Jesus appeared. This and other films about Jesus became examples for and an inspiration for films on other important religious figures like Rama, Buddha and Muhammad. Although religious leaders did not always approve of these films, they did find a ready audience among believers. This book explores these films and looks at how these films dealt with the fundamental question of portraying an individual thought to have either divine status or a very special and unique status among human beings. This book will thus benefit not only students of religious film but also those studying the portrayal of central religious figures in the contemporary world.
Martin Scorsese's Divine Comedy: Movies and Religion by
This book is open access and available on www.bloomsburycollections.com. It is funded by Knowledge Unlatched.Catherine O'Brien draws on the structure of Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy to explore Martin Scorsese's feature films from Who's That Knocking at My Door (1967-69) to Silence (2016). This is the first full-length study to focus on the trajectory of faith and doubt during this period, taking very seriously the oft-quoted words of the director himself: 'My whole life has been movies and religion. That's it. Nothing else.' Films discussed include GoodFellas, The Last Temptation of Christ, Taxi Driver and Mean Streets, as well as the more recent The Wolf of Wall Street.In Dante's poem in 100 cantos, the Pilgrim is guided by the poet Virgil down through the circles of Hell in Inferno; he then climbs the steep Mountain of the Seven Deadly Sins in Purgatory; and he finally encounters God in Paradise. Embracing this popular analogy, this study envisions Scorsese as a contemporary Dante, with his filmic oeuvre offering the dimensions of a cinematic Divine Comedy. Drawing on debates at the heart of religious studies, theology, literature and film, this book goes beyond existing explorations of religion in Scorsese's work to address issues of sin and salvation within the context of wider debates in eschatology and the afterlife.
Religion and Film: Cinema and the Re-creation of the World by
Peter Matthews, University of the Arts London: Spiritual questions are still anathema to most film theorists. On the other hand, many religious scholars who dabble in cinema have treated it illustratively and shown a blunt insensitivity to the specifics of film form. This book is exemplary in the cogent and creative way it builds a bridge between these two alienated intellectual worlds. Plate's unfailingly perceptive mise-en-scène analysis discovers the visual mythologizing at work in an eclectic filmography ranging from George Lucas to Dziga Vertov and Stan Brakhage. At the same time, he remains critically aware of politics and ideology, attempting a more inclusive definition of religion that goes beyond the dogmatic and the doctrinal. A wonderfully syncretic study that offers an amazing bricolage of ideas. William Paden, University of Vermont: A truly compelling comparative study. The analogues between filmic and religious worldmaking are richly illuminating, bringing the reader to fresh insights about the structure and dynamics of both mediums. Setting aside the customary approach of simply analyzing religious themes in movies, this volume compares mythic and ritual ways of constructing a world with cinematic processes such as framing, focus, editorial selection, lighting, camera angle, voice, use of time and space, and iconicity--doing so with lucidity, ingenuity, and masterful use of a repertoire of interpretive frameworks. David Chidester, author of Authentic Fakes: Religion and American Popular Culture: Plate gives us the best introduction into the exploration of religion and film by brilliantly interweaving the worldmaking of religious myths and rituals, sacred times, and spaces, with the worldmaking of cinema. Insightful and illuminating, Religion and Film helps us to understand the stagings, structures, and embodiments of film in the light of religion and to rethink the dynamics of religion in the light of film.
Revolutionary Visions : Jewish Life and Politics in Latin American Film by
Revolutionary Visions examines recent cinematic depictions of Jewish involvement in the 1960s and 1970s revolutionary movements in Latin America. In order to explore the topic, the book bridges critical theory on religion, politics, and hegemony from regional Latin American, national, and global perspectives. Placing these theories in dialogue with recent films, the author asks the following questions: How did revolutionary commitment change the Jewish community and families in twentieth-century Latin America? How did Jews contribute to revolutionary causes, and what is the place of Jews in the legacies of revolutionary movements? How is film used to project self-representations of Jewish communities in the national project for a mainstream audience? Jewish involvement in revolutionary movements is rife with contradictions. On the one hand, it was a natural progression of patterns of political participation, based on the ideological affinities shared between socialist movements and Marxist revolutionary politics. On the other hand, involvement in revolutionary politics would also upset the status quo of Jewish communities because of the extreme nature of revolutionary practices (e.g., guerrilla warfare), revolutionary groups’ alignment with Palestine, and the assimilation into a non-Jewish culture that revolutionary involvement often entailed. These contradictions between Jewish self-identification and revolutionary activity continue to confound cultural understandings of the points of contact between identities and political affinities. In this way, Revolutionary Visions contributes to timely debates within cultural studies surrounding identities and politics.
Screening the Sacred: Religion, Myth, And Ideology In Popular American Film by
What are the religious impulses in the 1976 film Rocky, and how can they work to shape one's social identity? Do the films Alien and Aliens signify the reemergence of the earth goddess as a vital cultural power? What female archetypes, borne out of male desire, inform the experience of women in Nine and a Half Weeks?These are among the several comp
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