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Introduction Towards a Renewed Critical Optics for Contemporary Canadian Cinema

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Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Tables and Figures ix
  4. Acknowledgments xiii
  5. Towards a Renewed Critical Optics for Contemporary Canadian Cinema 3
  6. Feature Films and Filmmakers
  7. Speaking across Borders 25
  8. An Equivocal Auteur 42
  9. A “Momentary Melancholy” 67
  10. Indigenous Women's Cinema in Quebec 87
  11. Le cinéma à l’estomac 104
  12. Fluid Privilege 120
  13. Toronto's New DIY Filmmakers 134
  14. Northern Frights 150
  15. Documentary and Experimental Filmmaking
  16. Beauty Day and the Crises of Self-Directed Work 169
  17. Mythologizing Manitoba 186
  18. Indigenizing the Archive 203
  19. I-doc and My-doc 217
  20. Diasporic Sights 234
  21. dominique t. skoltz and New States of Cinematic Matter 256
  22. Canadian Film Contexts, Festivals, and Industries
  23. A Taxing Culture 275
  24. Collective Action! 298
  25. Making Room 321
  26. Troubling Toronto Queer Festivals 340
  27. From Showcase to Lightbox 370
  28. Contributors 395
  29. Index 401
Canadian Cinema in the New Millennium
This chapter is in the book Canadian Cinema in the New Millennium
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780228014928-003

Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Tables and Figures ix
  4. Acknowledgments xiii
  5. Towards a Renewed Critical Optics for Contemporary Canadian Cinema 3
  6. Feature Films and Filmmakers
  7. Speaking across Borders 25
  8. An Equivocal Auteur 42
  9. A “Momentary Melancholy” 67
  10. Indigenous Women's Cinema in Quebec 87
  11. Le cinéma à l’estomac 104
  12. Fluid Privilege 120
  13. Toronto's New DIY Filmmakers 134
  14. Northern Frights 150
  15. Documentary and Experimental Filmmaking
  16. Beauty Day and the Crises of Self-Directed Work 169
  17. Mythologizing Manitoba 186
  18. Indigenizing the Archive 203
  19. I-doc and My-doc 217
  20. Diasporic Sights 234
  21. dominique t. skoltz and New States of Cinematic Matter 256
  22. Canadian Film Contexts, Festivals, and Industries
  23. A Taxing Culture 275
  24. Collective Action! 298
  25. Making Room 321
  26. Troubling Toronto Queer Festivals 340
  27. From Showcase to Lightbox 370
  28. Contributors 395
  29. Index 401
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