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  1. Caribbean Monsters: Gothic Migrants in the “Hot-Lands”

    Eljaiek-Rodríguez analyzes how the figures of the vampire and the zombie (the undead) are used in horror cinema of the Caribbean. Considering that...
    Chapter 2018
  2. Exhibition

    Exhibition completes the production process and brings the film to an audience. Theater owners have long been in the business of directly dealing...
    Chapter 2018
  3. Hong Kong Puzzle Films: The Persistence of Tradition

    This chapter examines the fate of traditional modes of practice, as well as of local storytelling norms, in contemporary Hong Kong cinema. It...
    Gary Bettinson in The Poetics of Chinese Cinema
    Chapter 2016
  4. Lonely Souls in Sólo Dios Sabe by Carlos Bolado: Pastoralism and Syncretic Spirituality in Times of Crisis

    This chapter analyzes the Mexican-Brazilian coproduction Sólo Dios sabe (Carlos Bolado, 2006). By mixing allusions to Garcilaso de la Vega’s...
    Salvador Oropesa in The Latin American Road Movie
    Chapter 2016
  5. Galician Animation in the Global Age: Imagining the Nation from the Glocal Forest

    The study of Galician audiovisual production in a global context underlines the need to open Galician Studies to interdisciplinary media studies in a...
    José Colmeiro in Rerouting Galician Studies
    Chapter 2017
  6. A Documentary Aesthetic of Helplessness

    The chapter analyses a second aesthetic of this crime film trend: a documentary look that mobilizes introspection to voice helplessness or the...
    Luis M. García-Mainar in The Introspective Realist Crime Film
    Chapter 2016
  7. The Context of the Introspective Realist Crime Film

    The contexts in which this film trend has emerged include: (1) a generational one, filmmakers who want to recuperate the social mind of some 1970s...
    Luis M. García-Mainar in The Introspective Realist Crime Film
    Chapter 2016
  8. Situating Hong Kong and Bollywood Cinemas in the Global

    This introductory chapter explains how Hong Kong and Bollywood film industries have repositioned themselves as new players in the pantheon of global...
    Satish Kolluri, Joseph Tse-Hei Lee in Hong Kong and Bollywood
    Chapter 2016
  9. Cultural Specificity and Globalization

    This chapter situates the subjects of cultural specificity and Japanese cinema in the context of late twentieth-/early twenty-first-century...
    Andrew Dorman in Paradoxical Japaneseness
    Chapter 2016
  10. Introduction: Reconfiguring Precarious Landscapes: The Road Movie in Latin America

    Forty minutes into Walter Salles’s Diarios de motocicleta (2004), the bikers Ernesto Guevara (Gael García Bernal) and Alberto Granados (Rodrigo de la...
    Verónica Garibotto, Jorge Pérez in The Latin American Road Movie
    Chapter 2016
  11. Introduction: The Poetics of Chinese Cinema

    What is the value and significance of the poetics approach to contemporary film theory in general, and to the study of Chinese cinema in particular?...
    Gary Bettinson in The Poetics of Chinese Cinema
    Chapter 2016
  12. 1911: Cinematic Contradictions of Greater China

    This study raises the issue of cinematic nationalism through a closer look at the historical drama 1911 (2011), and observes that many Hong Kong and...
    Siu-Keung Cheung in Hong Kong and Bollywood
    Chapter 2016
  13. (Cult)ural Hybridity

    This chapter discusses the films Sukiyaki uesutan jango/Sukiyaki Western Django (Takashi Miike, 2007) and Tetsuo 3/Tetsuo: The Bullet Man (Shinya...
    Andrew Dorman in Paradoxical Japaneseness
    Chapter 2016
  14. Nordic Noir — Location, Identity and Emotion

    How can we define the Nordic element in ‘Nordic noir’? ‘Noir’ is an established international term, which refers to a particular film genre and...
    Chapter 2016
  15. Remaking Ozu: Hou Hsiao-hsien’s Café Lumière

    Café Lumiere pairs the Ozu/Hou doublet with the Lumiere brothers, the legendary founding fathers of cinema. Café Lumiere, coffee shop under light,...
    Emilie Yueh-yu Yeh in The Poetics of Chinese Cinema
    Chapter 2016
  16. Yugoslavia’s Wars, Cinema, and Screen Trauma

    In 1965, a notable Yugoslav film director Puriša Ðorđević made Devojka (The Girl), a layered and intricately challenging cinematic poem about the...
    Dijana Jelača in Dislocated Screen Memory
    Chapter 2016
  17. National and Transnational Film Studies : The Argentine and Brazilian Case

    The period in question begins in the mid-1990s when, after almost collapsing during the debt crisis of the previous two decades, Argentine and...
    Chapter 2014
  18. Database Production: Planners and Players in a Japanese Mobile Game Studio

    This chapter will look at collaborative global/local production among mobile game creators in Japan, primarily through examining the international...
    Chapter 2016
  19. Policies, Collaboration, and Partnerships for Climate Protection in China

    Policymaking in the field of climate protection has taken off in China. The aggravation of the pollution problems in many cities, increased coverage...
    Chapter 2015
  20. Reverse Migration in Brazilian Transnational Cinema: Um passaporte húngaro and Rapsódia Armênia

    One of the remarkable effects of the current transnationalization of cinema is the success of the documentary (Ezra and Rowden 2006: 10). This...
    Chapter 2014
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