The cinema of Mika Kaurismäki : transvergent cinescapes, emergent identities /
Mika Kaurismäki's films challenge many boundaries - national societies, genre formations, art/popular culture, fiction/documentary, humanity/nature, and problematic distinctions between different zones of development. Synthesizing concepts from a range of thematic frameworks - e.g. auteurism, e...
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Bristol, UK ; Chicago :
Intellect,
2011
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: The (trans)national and the Global in Mika Kaurismäki's Films
- The Aki/Mika Syndrome: Cosmopolitan Auteurism and the Search for Cinematic Stability
- Cross-genre: Transnational Genre Mutations
- Mapping Transnational Space at the Margins of the Global Metropolis: Representations of the City in Kaurismäki's Films
- Post-road: Deconstructing the European Road Movie
- Auto-ethnography: Merging the Self and 'Other' in Brazilian Music Documentaries
- Post-nation: Kaurismäki's Films in a Global Spectrum
- The Potential of Post-humanism: Kaurismäki and the Ecological Imagination
- The Polyphonality of Transvergence: The Reception of Kaurismäki's Cinema
- Conclusion: Beyond the Happy Ending.