Cinema of Crisis : Film and Contemporary Europe /: Film and Contemporary Europe. (2020)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Thomas Austin, Angelos Koutsourakis.
• Editors: Austin, Thomas; Koutsourakis, Angelos
• Contents: Contributors; Introduction, Thomas Austin and Angelos Koutsourakis; Chapter 1: Aesthetics of crisis: art cinema and neoliberalism, Alex Lykidis; Chapter 2: Beyond Neoliberalism? Gift Economies in the Films of the Dardenne Brothers, Martin O'Shaughnessey; Chapter 3. The resurgence of Modernism and its critique of liberalism in the cinema of crisis, Angelos Koutsourakis; Chapter 4: Post-Fordism in Active Life, Industrial Revolution, and The Nothing Factory, Patricia Sequeira Brás; Chapter 5: Re-evaluating Crisis Politics in the Work of Aku Louhimies, Kate Moffat; Chapter 6: Crisis of cinema / cinema of crisis: the car crash and the Berlin School, Olivia Landry; Chapter 7: Representing and escaping the crises of neoliberalism: Veiko Õunpuu's films and methods, Eva Näripea;Chapter 8: The Future is Past, the Present Cannot be Fixed: Ken Loach and the Crisis, Martin Hall; Chapter 9: It could happen to you: characters as places of enunciation in Iberian austerity cinema, Iván Villarmea Álvarez; Chapter 10: The Double Form of Neoliberal Subjugation: Crisis on Eastern European Screen, Anna Batori; Chapter 11: Housing Problems: Britain's Housing Crisis and Documentary, Anna Viola Sborgi; Chapter 12: Miserable journeys, symbolic rescues: refugees and migrants in the cinema of Fortress Europe, Thomas Austin; Chapter 13: Frontlines: migrants in Hungarian documentaries in the 2010s, Lóránt Stőhr; Chapter 14: Mongrel attunement in White God, Rosalind Galt; Chapter 15: Labour and exploitation by displacement in recent European film, Constantin Parvulescu; Chapter 16: A hushed crisis: the visual narratives of (Eastern) Europe's antiziganism, Dina Iordanova; Bibliography. ContributorsIntroduction, by Thomas Austin and Angelos Koutsourakis1. Aesthetics of crisis: art cinema and neoliberalism, by Alex Lykidis 2. Beyond Neoliberalism? Gift Economies in the Films of the Dardenne Brothers, by Martin O'Shaugnessy3. The resurgence of Modernism and its critique of liberalism in the cinema of crisis, by Angelos Koutsourakis4. Post-Fordism in Active Life, Industrial Revolution, and The Nothing Factory, by Patricia Sequeira Brás5. Re-evaluating Crisis Politics in the Work of Aku Louhimies, by Kate Moffat6. Crisis of cinema / cinema of crisis: the car crash and the Berlin School, by Olivia Landry7. Representing and escaping the crises of neoliberalism: Veiko Õunpuu's films and methods, by Eva Näripea8. The Future is Past, the Present cannot be fixed: Ken Loach and the crisis, by Martin Hall9. It could happen to you: characters as places of enunciation in Iberian austerity cinema, by Iván Villarmea Álvarez10. The Double Form of Neoliberal Subjugation: Crisis on Eastern European Screen, by Anna Batori11. Housing Problems: Britain's Housing Crisis and Documentary, by Anna Viola Sborgi12. Miserable journeys, symbolic rescues: refugees and migrants in the cinema of Fortress Europe, by Thomas Austin13. Frontlines: migrants in Hungarian documentaries in the 2010s, by Lóránt Stőhr14. Mongrel attunement in White God, by Rosalind Galt15. Labour and exploitation by displacement in recent European film, by Constantin Parvulescu16. A hushed crisis: the visual narratives of (Eastern) Europe's antiziganism, by Dina Iordanova Bibliography.
• Publisher Details: United Kingdom : Edinburgh University Press
• Publication Date: 2020
• Copyright Date: 2020
• Extent: 1 online resource (328 pages)
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781474448536
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