Social Justice in World Cinema and TheatreBloomsbury Academic, 2001 M05 30 - 243 páginas Focusing on international social justice drama in its current local, national, and international manifestation, this interdisciplinary approach explores the relationship of contemporary dramatic forms to human rights issues. Over examines the artistic styles, goals, and thematic interests of dramatists and film directors of works of social commitment. He also considers the conditions and economics of wide audience appeal that prevent Hollywood and many independent filmmakers from effectively addressing these politically explosive issues. In contrast, differing cultures and economic concerns result in third world filmmakers and playwrights producing more comprehensive expositions of social issues. |
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... past represented by his father , Bosede reveals his underly- ing timidity . Kunle did not expose his father while he was alive out of filial respect but rather because he was afraid of him . " You were ter- rified of him . Terrified ...
... past through a journey of discovery . What would otherwise be taken to be antisocial behavior is so fo- cused in the film's storyline that it works as a form of defense against the empowered culture threatening at every turn the mission ...
... past , but this has been undertaken by circumventing the kind of discourse necessary for effective political organization . Wack's Powwow Highway raises issues of social deg- radation and the mismanagement of corrupt Indian leaders and ...
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The Formation of Nigerian | 25 |
A New Dialectic | 41 |
Rewriting History | 59 |
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