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Transnational Australian Cinema
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Artikel-Nr:
9780739173251
Veröffentl:
2013
Seiten:
238
Autor:
Olivia Khoo
eBook Typ:
EPUB
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
This book provides the first in-depth study of a history of Asian Australian cinema. Structured through case studies that progress chronologically, the book examines Australian cinema’s transnationality through its under-examined cinematic encounters with Asia.
To date, there has been little sustained attention given to the historical cinema relations between Australia and Asia. This is a significant omission given Australia’s geo-political position and the place Asia has held in the national imaginary, oscillating between threat and opportunity. Many accounts of Australian cinema begin with the 1970s film revival, placing “Asian Australian cinema” within a post-revival schema of multicultural or diasporic cinema and ignoring Asian Australian connections prior to the revival. Transnational Australian Cinema charts a history of Asian Australian cinema, encompassing the work of diasporic Asian filmmakers, films featuring images of Asia and Asians, films produced by Australians working in Asia’s film industries or addressed at Asian audiences, and Asian films that use Australian resources, including locations and personnel.
Utilizing an interdisciplinary approach, the book considers diasporic Asian histories, the impact of government immigration and film policies on representation, and the new aesthetic styles and production regimes created by filmmakers who have forged links, both through roots and routes, with Asia. This expanded history of Asian Australian cinema allows for a renewed discussion of so called dormant periods in the nation’s film history. In this respect, the mapping of an expanded history of cinema practices contributes to our broader aim to rethink the transnationalism of Australian cinema.
Utilizing an interdisciplinary approach, the book considers diasporic Asian histories, the impact of government immigration and film policies on representation, and the new aesthetic styles and production regimes created by filmmakers who have forged links, both through roots and routes, with Asia. This expanded history of Asian Australian cinema allows for a renewed discussion of so called dormant periods in the nation’s film history. In this respect, the mapping of an expanded history of cinema practices contributes to our broader aim to rethink the transnationalism of Australian cinema.
Chapter 1: Reframing Australian Cinema: Transnationalism, Ethics, and Asian Australian Cinema
Part A. Reframing National Cinema History
Chapter 2: Asian Stereotypes in 1920s Australian Cinema: The Cook, the Thief, the Wife and Lover
Chapter 3: Colombo Plan Documentary: Australia and Asia in the Postwar Era
Chapter 4: The Transnationalisation of the Australian Western: Japanese-Australian Productions in the Late 1960s
Part B. Australia’s Film Renaissance and Beyond: Uneasy Cinematic Encounters
Chapter 5: Romance, Entrepreneurialism and the Intercultural Couple
Chapter 6: The Global Back of Beyond: Ethics and the Asian Australian Road Movie
Chapter 7: Landscape Cinema: Asianness and Indigeneity
Part C. Networks and Technologies: Contemporary Asian Australian Cinema
Chapter 8: New Ethics in the Asian Australian Short Film
Chapter 9: The Community Cultural Development of Action Cinema
Chapter 10: Co-productions and New Queer Paradigms for Mobilities and Migration
Part A. Reframing National Cinema History
Chapter 2: Asian Stereotypes in 1920s Australian Cinema: The Cook, the Thief, the Wife and Lover
Chapter 3: Colombo Plan Documentary: Australia and Asia in the Postwar Era
Chapter 4: The Transnationalisation of the Australian Western: Japanese-Australian Productions in the Late 1960s
Part B. Australia’s Film Renaissance and Beyond: Uneasy Cinematic Encounters
Chapter 5: Romance, Entrepreneurialism and the Intercultural Couple
Chapter 6: The Global Back of Beyond: Ethics and the Asian Australian Road Movie
Chapter 7: Landscape Cinema: Asianness and Indigeneity
Part C. Networks and Technologies: Contemporary Asian Australian Cinema
Chapter 8: New Ethics in the Asian Australian Short Film
Chapter 9: The Community Cultural Development of Action Cinema
Chapter 10: Co-productions and New Queer Paradigms for Mobilities and Migration