Name: Amazigh Cinema: An Introduction to North African Indigenous Film (Indigenous Voices in World Arts and Cultural Expressions, 1) (en Inglés)
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Author: Mcnair Lucy R.,Laayouni Yahya
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Amazigh Cinema: An Introduction to North African Indigenous Film (Indigenous Voices in World Arts and Cultural Expressions, 1) (en Inglés)

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University Of Regina Press

Autor

Mcnair Lucy R.,Laayouni Yahya

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Inglés

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368

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781779400420

Amazigh Cinema: An Introduction to North African Indigenous Film (Indigenous Voices in World Arts and Cultural Expressions, 1) (en Inglés)

Mcnair Lucy R.,Laayouni Yahya (Autor) · University Of Regina Press · Tapa Blanda

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An introduction to North African Indigenous cinema through a new understanding of the Amazigh homelandsAmazigh Cinema: An Introduction to North African Indigenous Film examines the emergence of Amazigh visual media in its historical and cultural contexts and engages in a decolonization of the studies of Amazigh expression. An exploration of film from across the Tamazgha or Amazigh homeland produced by and about Imazighen, Indigenous peoples historically referred to as "Berbers," the book underscores the role of cinematic art in language preservation and the shaping of contemporary Amazigh identity against a backdrop of historical repression and exclusion. Opening up debate on the growing archive of Amazigh cinema for global audiences, this collection contrasts Amazigh production with national and global cinema and traces links between oral performance, amateur video, and feature films. These films expose fault lines in post-colonial belief systems and interrogate the tension between the pull of nostalgia and push for change as filmmakers use their cameras to re-establish a sense of presence and continuity in a changing world. Resisting folklorization, Amazigh Cinema shows how Amazigh filmmakers engage multiple spectatorships in the everyday lives of rural and immigrant people who have overcome discrimination and cultural apathy using the ancient methods and modern tools at hand. Their use of visual mediums to craft new narratives of Amazigh life creates a space for all audiences to witness Indigenous lives and their strategies--and celebration-- of survival.