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Genre and Cinema: Ireland and Transnationalism
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Genre and Cinema: Ireland and Transnationalism
Ed. Brian McIlroy
Routtedge, www.routLedge.com
GENRE AND CINEMA: Ireland and Transnationalism is a collection of eighteen essays which originated in an international conference on genre and Irish cinema organised by Brian McIlroy at the University of British Columbia in 2005. The anthology responds to, and builds upon. a resurgence of interest in genre within film theory, and it is also informed by developments within the sph...
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Genre and Cinema: Ireland and Transnationalism
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GENRE AND CINEMA: IRELAND AND TRANSNATIONALISM
Canadian Journal of Film Studies
; GENRE AND CINEMA: IRELAND AND TRANSNATIONALISM Edited by Brian Mcllroy New York: Routledge, 2007, 284 pp. Reviewed by Heather Macdougall Irish cinema as a subject of study was virtually ignored until the late eighties, but it seems that researchers are now making up for lost time. There is no
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Historical Dictionary of Irish Cinema
Film Ireland
; Historical Dictionary of Irish Cinema By Roderick Flynn and Patrick Brereton The Scarecrow Press, www.scarecrowpress.com THE MILLENNIUM BEING just seven years behind us (or six, depending on the way you count these things, or, if you are a Baudrillardian, it never actually happened), the impulse to
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Will a Brit boost the biz? Irish Film Board taps English exec who views European coin as key.(V PLUS: IRISH CINEMA)(Simon Perry new chief executive)(Biography)
Variety
; ... challenge from April, when movies shot in Ireland will lose their ability to access U.K. tax breaks via co-production. The good news for Irish producers is that pubcaster RTE has started to commission a significant amount of homegrown TV drama. That is giving ...
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"Fighting with our tongues": the politics of genre in aboriginal oral histories.
The Oral History Review
; I want to begin this paper, which examines the politics of genre in Aboriginal oral histories, by offering a brief account of the context that provoked its writing. I do this in order to outline this paper's historical conditions of production. Similarly, I have retained the traces of its oral
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Victorian Sensations: Essays on a Scandalous Genre.(Book review)
CLIO
; Victorian Sensations: Essays on a Scandalous Genre. Edited by Kimberly Harrison and Richard Fantina. Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 2006. xxiii + 278 pages. Since the appearance of Winifred Hughes's The Maniac in the Cellar in 1980, Victorian scholars have given considerable attention to
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Celtic new year: Perry urges productions to strike while Ireland is hot.(V PLUS IRISH CINEMA / OSCAR WILDE AWARDS)(Simon Perry of Irish Film Board )
Variety
; ... reasons to gripe. Yet in the year since Simon Perry took over as chief exec of the Irish Film Board, there has been as much good news as anyone could reasonably hope for, from The Wind That Shakes the Barley's Palme d'Or victory at Cannes last May to the triumph ...
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Progress and Tradition in Irish Cinema
Framework
; Progress and Tradition in Irish Cinema Irish Film: the Emergence of a Contemporary Cinema, Martin McLoone, British Film Institute, 2000. What makes this study stand out from a number of recent publications on this subject is its detailed integration of film criticism with cultural analysis. And
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Stella Days: The Life and Times of a Rural Irish Cinema
Film Ireland
; Stella Days: The Life and Times of a Rural Irish Cinema By Michael Doorley Dubhairle: Nenagh, 2002 140 pp, 27 ill. (incl. 1 col 15x21cm, pb: euro5 STELLA in Borrisokane (Co. Tipperary, ROI) In this memoir of cinema-going days in 1950s and '60s rural Ireland, Doorley augments his reminiscences with
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The American Prose Poem: Poetic Form and the Boundaries of Genre
The Virginia Quarterly Review
; The Anlerican Prose Poem: Poetic Form and the Boundaries of Genre, by Michel Delville. Bv including such diverse figures as Gertrude Stein, Robert Bly, and Charles Simic in his study of the American prose poem, Michel Delille provides a quick and informative account of recent efforts in this genre.
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