TY - BOOK
T1 - New Cinema, New Media: Reinventing Turkish Cinema
A2 - Akser, Murat
A2 - Bayrakdar, Deniz
N1 - Reference text: Akser, Murat and Bayrakdar, Deniz, eds. (2014) New Cinema, New Media: Reinventing Turkish Cinema. Newcastle upon Tyne. 294 pp. Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
PY - 2014/5/1
Y1 - 2014/5/1
N2 - This volume covers approaches concerning the relation between innovation in cinema and politics of filmmaking in new cinema practices in Turkey. The study focuses on historiography, genres, mainstream and art cinema production, transnational cinema, as well as changing narratives and identities. A new cinema is defined through what is deemed as old and new cinema movements declare principles on what not to do as well as promises on what they intend to achieve. The new cinema is analysed from perspectives of new technologies. New production and distribution structures, impact of film training, a televisual industry, new actors in commercial and art cinema as well as impact of the film festival circuit are also discussed. Recurring themes of memory, trauma, and identity are dealt from multidisciplinary angles. A timely study on the centenary of Turkish cinema in 2014, students of Middle Eastern Studies, Film Studies, Cultural Studies, Urban Studies, Gender studies, and identity studies will find this volume extremely relevant to their work.
AB - This volume covers approaches concerning the relation between innovation in cinema and politics of filmmaking in new cinema practices in Turkey. The study focuses on historiography, genres, mainstream and art cinema production, transnational cinema, as well as changing narratives and identities. A new cinema is defined through what is deemed as old and new cinema movements declare principles on what not to do as well as promises on what they intend to achieve. The new cinema is analysed from perspectives of new technologies. New production and distribution structures, impact of film training, a televisual industry, new actors in commercial and art cinema as well as impact of the film festival circuit are also discussed. Recurring themes of memory, trauma, and identity are dealt from multidisciplinary angles. A timely study on the centenary of Turkish cinema in 2014, students of Middle Eastern Studies, Film Studies, Cultural Studies, Urban Studies, Gender studies, and identity studies will find this volume extremely relevant to their work.
KW - Turkish cinema
KW - national cinema
KW - new media
UR - https://pure.ulster.ac.uk/en/searchAll/index/?search=11618471&pageSize=25&showAdvanced=false&allConcepts=true&inferConcepts=true&searchBy=PartOfNameOrTitle
M3 - Anthology
SN - 978-1-4438-5688-1
BT - New Cinema, New Media: Reinventing Turkish Cinema
PB - Cambridge Scholars Publishing
CY - Newcastle upon Tyne
ER -