Hispanic and Lusophone women filmmakers Melanie Oppenheimer

Hispanic and Lusophone women filmmakers Melanie OppenheimerAn edited collection that focuses on women filmmakers over the last eight years, from Portugal, Spain and Latin America. Theoretically astute, critically cutting edge, with contributors that range across the globe, this will be a benchmark volume of film criticism

the resultant fragmentation of British identity emerged most tellingly in artistic works: cinematic works such as Howards End depicted a richly historical land steeped in tradition and tragedy

Closed Borders is the first collection of essays about French-language road movies

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Looks in detail at the growth in popularity and profile of the English folk arts in the first decade of the twenty-first century

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the church

especially in drama and Arthurian literature

The first in a new annual series

Bringing the resources of critical theory to bear on the genre of dystopian fiction

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historical and religious allusions in the play

as well as nearby Aegean islands