B. Ruby Rich
New Queer Cinema: The Director's Cut
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New Queer Cinema: The Director's Cut
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B. Ruby Rich has been involved with queer filmmakingâ as a critic, film-festival curator, publicist, scholar, and championâ since it emerged in the 1980s. This volume collects the best of her writing on New Queer Cinema from its beginning to the present.
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B. Ruby Rich has been involved with queer filmmakingâ as a critic, film-festival curator, publicist, scholar, and championâ since it emerged in the 1980s. This volume collects the best of her writing on New Queer Cinema from its beginning to the present.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Duke University Press
- Seitenzahl: 360
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. März 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 518g
- ISBN-13: 9780822354284
- ISBN-10: 0822354284
- Artikelnr.: 36692549
- Verlag: Duke University Press
- Seitenzahl: 360
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. März 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 518g
- ISBN-13: 9780822354284
- ISBN-10: 0822354284
- Artikelnr.: 36692549
B. Ruby Rich
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction xv
Part I. Origins, Festivals, Audiences
1. Before the Beginning: Lineages and Preconceptions 3
2. The New Queer Cinema: Director's Cut 16
3. Collision, Catastrophe, Celebration: The Relationship between Gay and
Lesbian Film Festivals and Their Publics 33
4. What's a Good Gay Film? 40
Part II. Bulletins From the Front
5. The King of Queer: Derek Jarman 49
6. True Stories of Forbidden Love 53
7. Goings and Comings, the Go Fish Way 58
8. Historical Fictions, Modern Desires: The Watermelon Woman 66
9. Channeling Domestic Violence: In the Den with Todd Haynes and Christine
Vachon 72
10. The I.K.U. Experience: The Shu-Lea Cheang Phenomenon 76
11. Jonathan Caouette: What in Tarnation? 81
12. Apichatpong Weerasethakul's Tropical Maladies 88
13. Beyond Doom: Gregg Araki's Mysterious Films 92
14. A Walk in the Clouds: Julián Hernández 96
Part III. Genre Meets Gender
15. Lethal Lesbians: The Cinematic Inscription of Murderous Desire 103
16. Queering the Biopic Documentary 123
17. A Queer and Present Danger: The Death of New Queer Cinema? 130
Part IV. Queering a New Latin American Cinema
18. Preface to a History 141
19. Refashioning Mexican Screen Sexuality: Ripstein, Hermosillo, Leduc 145
20. Gay and Lesbian Traces 151
21. Mexico in the Forties: Reclaiming a Gender Pioneer 156
22. Revolution, Sexuality, and the Paradox of Queer Film in Cuba 159
23. Queering the Social Landscape 167
Part V. Expansions and Reversals
24. Ang Lee's Lonesome Cowboys 185
25. Itty Bitty Titty Committee: Free Radicals and the Feminist
Carnivalesque 202
26. Queer Nouveau: From Morality Tales to Mortality Tales in Ozon, Téchiné,
Collard 214
27. Got Milk? Gus Van Sant's Encounter with History 236
Conclusion 261
Filmography 285
Bibliography 297
Credits 307
Index 309
Introduction xv
Part I. Origins, Festivals, Audiences
1. Before the Beginning: Lineages and Preconceptions 3
2. The New Queer Cinema: Director's Cut 16
3. Collision, Catastrophe, Celebration: The Relationship between Gay and
Lesbian Film Festivals and Their Publics 33
4. What's a Good Gay Film? 40
Part II. Bulletins From the Front
5. The King of Queer: Derek Jarman 49
6. True Stories of Forbidden Love 53
7. Goings and Comings, the Go Fish Way 58
8. Historical Fictions, Modern Desires: The Watermelon Woman 66
9. Channeling Domestic Violence: In the Den with Todd Haynes and Christine
Vachon 72
10. The I.K.U. Experience: The Shu-Lea Cheang Phenomenon 76
11. Jonathan Caouette: What in Tarnation? 81
12. Apichatpong Weerasethakul's Tropical Maladies 88
13. Beyond Doom: Gregg Araki's Mysterious Films 92
14. A Walk in the Clouds: Julián Hernández 96
Part III. Genre Meets Gender
15. Lethal Lesbians: The Cinematic Inscription of Murderous Desire 103
16. Queering the Biopic Documentary 123
17. A Queer and Present Danger: The Death of New Queer Cinema? 130
Part IV. Queering a New Latin American Cinema
18. Preface to a History 141
19. Refashioning Mexican Screen Sexuality: Ripstein, Hermosillo, Leduc 145
20. Gay and Lesbian Traces 151
21. Mexico in the Forties: Reclaiming a Gender Pioneer 156
22. Revolution, Sexuality, and the Paradox of Queer Film in Cuba 159
23. Queering the Social Landscape 167
Part V. Expansions and Reversals
24. Ang Lee's Lonesome Cowboys 185
25. Itty Bitty Titty Committee: Free Radicals and the Feminist
Carnivalesque 202
26. Queer Nouveau: From Morality Tales to Mortality Tales in Ozon, Téchiné,
Collard 214
27. Got Milk? Gus Van Sant's Encounter with History 236
Conclusion 261
Filmography 285
Bibliography 297
Credits 307
Index 309
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction xv
Part I. Origins, Festivals, Audiences
1. Before the Beginning: Lineages and Preconceptions 3
2. The New Queer Cinema: Director's Cut 16
3. Collision, Catastrophe, Celebration: The Relationship between Gay and
Lesbian Film Festivals and Their Publics 33
4. What's a Good Gay Film? 40
Part II. Bulletins From the Front
5. The King of Queer: Derek Jarman 49
6. True Stories of Forbidden Love 53
7. Goings and Comings, the Go Fish Way 58
8. Historical Fictions, Modern Desires: The Watermelon Woman 66
9. Channeling Domestic Violence: In the Den with Todd Haynes and Christine
Vachon 72
10. The I.K.U. Experience: The Shu-Lea Cheang Phenomenon 76
11. Jonathan Caouette: What in Tarnation? 81
12. Apichatpong Weerasethakul's Tropical Maladies 88
13. Beyond Doom: Gregg Araki's Mysterious Films 92
14. A Walk in the Clouds: Julián Hernández 96
Part III. Genre Meets Gender
15. Lethal Lesbians: The Cinematic Inscription of Murderous Desire 103
16. Queering the Biopic Documentary 123
17. A Queer and Present Danger: The Death of New Queer Cinema? 130
Part IV. Queering a New Latin American Cinema
18. Preface to a History 141
19. Refashioning Mexican Screen Sexuality: Ripstein, Hermosillo, Leduc 145
20. Gay and Lesbian Traces 151
21. Mexico in the Forties: Reclaiming a Gender Pioneer 156
22. Revolution, Sexuality, and the Paradox of Queer Film in Cuba 159
23. Queering the Social Landscape 167
Part V. Expansions and Reversals
24. Ang Lee's Lonesome Cowboys 185
25. Itty Bitty Titty Committee: Free Radicals and the Feminist
Carnivalesque 202
26. Queer Nouveau: From Morality Tales to Mortality Tales in Ozon, Téchiné,
Collard 214
27. Got Milk? Gus Van Sant's Encounter with History 236
Conclusion 261
Filmography 285
Bibliography 297
Credits 307
Index 309
Introduction xv
Part I. Origins, Festivals, Audiences
1. Before the Beginning: Lineages and Preconceptions 3
2. The New Queer Cinema: Director's Cut 16
3. Collision, Catastrophe, Celebration: The Relationship between Gay and
Lesbian Film Festivals and Their Publics 33
4. What's a Good Gay Film? 40
Part II. Bulletins From the Front
5. The King of Queer: Derek Jarman 49
6. True Stories of Forbidden Love 53
7. Goings and Comings, the Go Fish Way 58
8. Historical Fictions, Modern Desires: The Watermelon Woman 66
9. Channeling Domestic Violence: In the Den with Todd Haynes and Christine
Vachon 72
10. The I.K.U. Experience: The Shu-Lea Cheang Phenomenon 76
11. Jonathan Caouette: What in Tarnation? 81
12. Apichatpong Weerasethakul's Tropical Maladies 88
13. Beyond Doom: Gregg Araki's Mysterious Films 92
14. A Walk in the Clouds: Julián Hernández 96
Part III. Genre Meets Gender
15. Lethal Lesbians: The Cinematic Inscription of Murderous Desire 103
16. Queering the Biopic Documentary 123
17. A Queer and Present Danger: The Death of New Queer Cinema? 130
Part IV. Queering a New Latin American Cinema
18. Preface to a History 141
19. Refashioning Mexican Screen Sexuality: Ripstein, Hermosillo, Leduc 145
20. Gay and Lesbian Traces 151
21. Mexico in the Forties: Reclaiming a Gender Pioneer 156
22. Revolution, Sexuality, and the Paradox of Queer Film in Cuba 159
23. Queering the Social Landscape 167
Part V. Expansions and Reversals
24. Ang Lee's Lonesome Cowboys 185
25. Itty Bitty Titty Committee: Free Radicals and the Feminist
Carnivalesque 202
26. Queer Nouveau: From Morality Tales to Mortality Tales in Ozon, Téchiné,
Collard 214
27. Got Milk? Gus Van Sant's Encounter with History 236
Conclusion 261
Filmography 285
Bibliography 297
Credits 307
Index 309