The pioneering anthropologist Sherry B. Ortner explores the culture and practices of independent filmmaking in the U.S., arguing that during the past three decades, independent cinema has provided vital cultural critique.
The pioneering anthropologist Sherry B. Ortner explores the culture and practices of independent filmmaking in the U.S., arguing that during the past three decades, independent cinema has provided vital cultural critique.
Acknowledgments ix Notes for the Reader xiii Introduction 1 1. Making Independence 29 2. Dark Indies 59 3. Making the Scene 91 4. Moral Ambiguity 121 5. Making Value 147 6. Film Feminism 173 7. Making Films 199 8. Politics 229 9. Conclusions 259 Filmography 273 Notes 285 References 299 Index 315
Acknowledgments ix Notes for the Reader xiii Introduction 1 1. Making Independence 29 2. Dark Indies 59 3. Making the Scene 91 4. Moral Ambiguity 121 5. Making Value 147 6. Film Feminism 173 7. Making Films 199 8. Politics 229 9. Conclusions 259 Filmography 273 Notes 285 References 299 Index 315
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