Women, Ageing and the Screen Industries
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Women, Ageing and the Screen Industries
Falling off a Cliff?
Liddy, Susan
Springer International Publishing AG
04/2023
245
Dura
Inglês
9783031183843
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction.- Chapter 1: Susan Liddy Putting Age in the Picture: Sexism and Ageism in the Screen Industries.- Women and Screen Production.- Chapter 2: Julia Erhart and Kath Dooley Double Trouble? Charting the experiences of Australian women picture editors over age fifty.- Chapter 3: Maria Jansson and Louise Wallenberg 'I am mature and established. There is no success in that.' On Gendered Ageism in the Swedish Film Industry.- Chapter 4: Shelley Cobb and Linda Ruth Williams Caring, collaboration, confidence and constraint in the working lives of older women filmmakers in the UK.- Chapter 5: Susan Liddy. Exploring gendered ageism in the Irish Screen Industries: The Problem that Can't Be Named?.- Interrogating Absence.- Chapter 6: Bernadette Luciano Nonnas on the Run: Ageing Women on the Move in Italian Cinema.- Chapter 7: Asier Gil Vazquez Losing the Spotlight: Ageing actresses in the Spanish Film Industry..- Chapter 8: Elizabeth Prommer The Gender-Age-Gap on screens: Cinema, TV and Streaming Services.- For the Record: Contribution and visibility.- Chapter 9: Marta Miquel-Baldellou From Actor to Director, and Beyond 'Twilight': Ida Lupino's Metatextual Cinematic References to Aging and Gender.- Chapter 10: Sarah Louise Smyth Nora, Julie, Julia: Legacies of Older Women in Nora Ephron's Julie & Julia (2009).- Chapter 11: Estella Tincknell A commitment to representing "the unsayable and unseeable:" Jane Campion, cinematic politics, and gendered ageing.- Chapter 12: Deborah Jermyn and Nuala O'Sullivan 'And I just thought I'm not having it. I'm going to set up my own festival: Curating and celebrating older women in the Women Over Fifty Film Festival (WOFFF).
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Ageing;Women;Gender;Screen industries;Representation;Gendered ageism;Representation;Women directors;Women writers;Women crew;Over 45
Introduction.- Chapter 1: Susan Liddy Putting Age in the Picture: Sexism and Ageism in the Screen Industries.- Women and Screen Production.- Chapter 2: Julia Erhart and Kath Dooley Double Trouble? Charting the experiences of Australian women picture editors over age fifty.- Chapter 3: Maria Jansson and Louise Wallenberg 'I am mature and established. There is no success in that.' On Gendered Ageism in the Swedish Film Industry.- Chapter 4: Shelley Cobb and Linda Ruth Williams Caring, collaboration, confidence and constraint in the working lives of older women filmmakers in the UK.- Chapter 5: Susan Liddy. Exploring gendered ageism in the Irish Screen Industries: The Problem that Can't Be Named?.- Interrogating Absence.- Chapter 6: Bernadette Luciano Nonnas on the Run: Ageing Women on the Move in Italian Cinema.- Chapter 7: Asier Gil Vazquez Losing the Spotlight: Ageing actresses in the Spanish Film Industry..- Chapter 8: Elizabeth Prommer The Gender-Age-Gap on screens: Cinema, TV and Streaming Services.- For the Record: Contribution and visibility.- Chapter 9: Marta Miquel-Baldellou From Actor to Director, and Beyond 'Twilight': Ida Lupino's Metatextual Cinematic References to Aging and Gender.- Chapter 10: Sarah Louise Smyth Nora, Julie, Julia: Legacies of Older Women in Nora Ephron's Julie & Julia (2009).- Chapter 11: Estella Tincknell A commitment to representing "the unsayable and unseeable:" Jane Campion, cinematic politics, and gendered ageing.- Chapter 12: Deborah Jermyn and Nuala O'Sullivan 'And I just thought I'm not having it. I'm going to set up my own festival: Curating and celebrating older women in the Women Over Fifty Film Festival (WOFFF).
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