2012
DOI: 10.4324/9780203181478
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Postcolonial Cinema Studies

Abstract: Si è più volte associata la nascita del cinema alla diffusione dell'imperialismo e del colonialismo occidentale in Africa: in particolare Maria Coletti, in un articolo intitolato suggestivamente Fantasmi d'oltremare (consultabile on-line sul numero sette del periodico Cinemafrica), faceva riferimento al caso specifico italiano, dove la macchina da presa sembrava 'riprendere' le stesse terre di cui, dal punto di vista militare, lo stato italiano si stava appropriando. La reificazione dell'Africa avanzava in tal… Show more

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“…Sievers and Vlasta, 2018) and migrant documentary, film and cinema (e.g. Ponzanesi and Waller, 2012) is established -offering rich insights on key questions including who can speak for whom -are migrants the sole legitimate producers of their own experiences or can they be ethically represented by outsiders? Ingrid Løland (2019) in this special issue, for example, analyses how Syrian refugees narrate a 'Paradise Lost' to theorize ambivalent memorymaking of a homeland destroyed by civil war.…”
Section: Migrants' Narrativesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sievers and Vlasta, 2018) and migrant documentary, film and cinema (e.g. Ponzanesi and Waller, 2012) is established -offering rich insights on key questions including who can speak for whom -are migrants the sole legitimate producers of their own experiences or can they be ethically represented by outsiders? Ingrid Løland (2019) in this special issue, for example, analyses how Syrian refugees narrate a 'Paradise Lost' to theorize ambivalent memorymaking of a homeland destroyed by civil war.…”
Section: Migrants' Narrativesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But a post-colonial perspective was only gradually integrated into the cinema studies canon in the 1990s-with important intellectual consequences. In addition to confirming that film had played a decisive role in maintaining European colonial empires at home and abroad, the post-colonial turn firmly established non-Western traditions and actors in the history of film and called into question many of the traditional, Westerncentric narrative trajectories of cinema studies (Ponzanesi & Waller, 2012). In essence, film was rescued from the nostalgic intellectual space demarcated by the engagement with early cinema, Hollywood, experimental film, and European auteur cinema and reestablished as a vibrant cultural platform for the discussion of key contemporary global challenges.…”
Section: Layers Of Film Memorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tal como o pós-colonialismo em geral não é uma condição fixa, nem é específico de um lugar ou tempo, o cinema pós-colonial não pode ser definido como um género ou categoria (Ponzanesi & Waller, 2012). Assim, podemos entender por cinema pós--colonial um relativamente vasto (e diverso entre si) conjunto de filmes, que abraça a preocupação de refletir sobre as características e consequências do colonialismo e da descolonização nas pessoas e nas sociedades.…”
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