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Celluloid chains: slavery in the Americas through film / |
Alcocer, Rudyard J.,; Block, Kristen,; Duke, Dawn,
Univ Tennessee Press
Celluloid chains: slavery in the Americas through film /
Afro-Peruvian Cimarrones: raiding the archives and articulating race
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Introduction: The broken mirror of memory: reflections on the power of slavery films
Rudyard J. Alcocer
Slavery in service of the revolution in Sergio Giral's El Otro Francisco
Julia C. Paulk
Roots: the re-making of Africa and slavery in the American mind
Robert J. Norrell
Inheriting chains: lighting effects in Humberto Solas's Cecilia
Haley Osborn
Afro-Peruvian Cimarrones: raiding the archives and articulating race
Rachel Sarah O'Toole
Exoticization, Mestiçagem, and Brazilian national consciousness in Carlos Diegues's Quilombo
Ignacio Lopez-Calvo
Of slavery and humanity: focus, metaphor, and truth in Werner Herzog's Cobra Verde
Rudyard J. Alcocer
Unshackling the ocean: screening trauma and memory in Guy Deslauriers's Passage du milieu - The Middle Passage
Anny Dominique Curtius
Mulattos and the challenges of the third space in Roble de Olor/Scent of Oak
Mamadou Badiane
(Dis)figuring the plantation: discourses of slave space in Lars von Trier's Manderlay
Edward R. Pinuelas
Exploring the ugly truth: cinema of integration, slavery, and the poetics of beauty in El cimarron
Nemesio Gil and Mirerza Gonzalez-Velez
Case depart: slavery in Martinique through the lens of comedy
Gladys M. Francis
Django Unchained: slavery and corrective authenticity in the southern
Dexter Gabriel
Telling the Tula slave revolt: a creolizing affair with neo-colonial implications
Daniel Arbino
This film called my back: black pain and painful history in 12 Years a Slave
Janell Hobson
Exposed on film: the (un) promised land of Nova Scotia in the miniseries The Book of Negroes
Emily Allen Williams
Conclusion: on film, historiography, and teaching the "experience" of slavery
Kristen Block
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