Australian Cinema After Mabo by Felicity Collins (Author), Therese Davis (Author)
Australian Cinema After Mabo by Felicity Collins (Author), Therese Davis (Author)
Publisher: Cambridge University Press (February 21, 2005) | ISBN-10: 0521834805 | PDF | 1 Mb | 212 pages
Australian Cinema After Mabo is the first comprehensive study of Australian national cinema in the 1990s. Using the 1992 Mabo decision as a starting point, it looks at how the Mabo decision, where the founding doctrine of terra nullius was overruled, has destabilised the way Australians relate to the land. It asks how we think about Australian cinema in the post Mabo era, and what part it plays in the national process of reviewing our colonial past and the ways in which settlers and indigenous cultures can co-exist. Including The Tracker, Kiss or Kill, The Castle, Love Serenade and Yolngu Boy among numerous others, this book highlights turning points in the shaping of the Australian cinema since Mabo. It is essential reading for anyone studying Australian cinema and for those interested in the ways in which land politics has impacted upon the way we imagine ourselves through cinema.
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Australian Cinema After Mabo by Felicity Collins (Author), Therese Davis (Author)
