Derek Jarman was one of the most innovative British filmmakers of his generation. Working largely outside the British film establishment and within tight budgetary constraints, he produced a series of features and shorter films that are highly personal and yet responsive to major issues of our time. For Jarman, the most compelling of these was undoubtedly the celebration of gay culture and the battle for gay rights--in which he was prominent until his death. This book brings together seven new essays on Jarman's work, one of the director's last interviews, and supporting filmography and...
Derek Jarman was one of the most innovative British filmmakers of his generation. Working largely outside the British film establishment and within ti...
The book traces how Egyptian cinema has represented Palestine across three paradigmatic moments in modern Egyptian history: the years surrounding the 1952 Revolution; the period of the post-1967 Naksa (setback); and the turn of the twenty-first century.
The book traces how Egyptian cinema has represented Palestine across three paradigmatic moments in modern Egyptian history: the years surrounding the ...
