Author 1: | Cora Birke | tr>|
Title: | Taking a Different Angle: Perspectives on the Depiction of Women in Black British Independent Film of the 1980s | |
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Place: | Dresden | |
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Year: | 2002 | |
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Location: | TABB | |
Synopsis: | Unpublished master's thesis which investigates the representation of black women in independent black British filmmaking in the cultural context of 1980s Britain and black feminist theory. The thesis discusses in detail the films "Burning an Illusion", "Passion of Remembrance" and "Dreaming Rivers". | |
Keyword 1: | black filmmaking | |
Keyword 2: | black British film | |
Keyword 3: | gender | |
Keyword 4: | cultural studies | |
Keyword 5: | feminism | |
Keyword 6: | identity | |
Keyword 7: | women | |
Keyword 8: | Britain | |
Keyword 9: | society | |
Keyword 10: | Sankofa | |
Keyword 11: | independent film | |
Keyword 12: | representation | |
Keyword 13: | Maureen Blackwood | |
Keyword 14: | non-mainstream | |
Keyword 15: | Burning an Illusion | |
Keyword 16: | West Indian | |
Keyword 17: | aesthetics | |
Keyword 18: | blackness | |
Keyword 19: | Britishness | |
Keyword 20: | Menelik Shabazz | |
Keyword 21: | 1980s | |
Keyword 22: | workshop | |
Keyword 23: | Martina Attille | |
Keyword 24: | postcolonialism | |
Keyword 25: | Isaac Julien | |
Film Reference 1: | Burning An Illusion | |
Film Reference 2: | Dreaming Rivers | |
Film Reference 3: | Passion of Remembrance |
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