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(Ebook) French Minority Cinema by Cristina Johnston ISBN 9789042031111, 9042031115

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Authors:Cristina Johnston
Pages:206 pages.
Year:2010
Editon:1
Publisher:BRILL
Language:english
File Size:1.44 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9789042031111, 9042031115
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(Ebook) French Minority Cinema by Cristina Johnston ISBN 9789042031111, 9042031115

Through the prisms of ethnicity, gender, and sexuality, French Minority Cinema explores key questions of identity and social interaction in the context of republican France, across two significant 'minority' cinemas: cinéma de banlieue and gay cinema. It offers the first comprehensive parallel study of these two bodies of film and their inter-relations, examining issues of national cinema and identity and the problematic status of minorities within the contemporary Republic. Against a backdrop of political and media debates on the PACS, parity, the affaire du voile and the French principle of laïcité, banlieue youth dissatisfaction, and gay parenting, French Minority Cinema charts the negotiatory discourse that has emerged through, and around, a core corpus of films released over the past two decades. This study will be of interest to scholars and students alike, working in the fields of French, Film, and Gay and Lesbian/Queer Studies.
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