Women's Transborder Cinema
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Women's Transborder Cinema
Authorship, Stardom, and Filmic Labor in South Asia
De, Esha Niyogi
University of Illinois Press
12/2024
320
Mole
9780252088285
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Acknowledgments
A Note on Translation and Transliteration
Introduction. "I Must Be Famous to Be Heard": Star-Authors, Female Fictions, and Transborder Modes of Women's Cinema
Part I. Maternal Modes and Infrastructural Access
Decoupled Maternities: Female Stars in Production Modes, Kolkata
Public Maternities: Women's Companies and a Sororal Production Mode, Dhaka
Part II. Corporeal Modes and Scales of National Labor
Performing Bodies: Entertainer Authors and Small-Scale Urdu Cinema in Lahore Studios
Timing Bodies: Hindi Cinema and a Female Brand Author at Bollywood Scale
Part III. Familial Modes and Scales of Transnational Crossing
Families Out of Bounds: The Pirate Mode and Women's Coproductions across Pakistan and Bangladesh
Families Torn and Found: Feminist Modes and Transnational Bangla Media
Coda
Notes
A Note on Translation and Transliteration
Introduction. "I Must Be Famous to Be Heard": Star-Authors, Female Fictions, and Transborder Modes of Women's Cinema
Part I. Maternal Modes and Infrastructural Access
Decoupled Maternities: Female Stars in Production Modes, Kolkata
Public Maternities: Women's Companies and a Sororal Production Mode, Dhaka
Part II. Corporeal Modes and Scales of National Labor
Performing Bodies: Entertainer Authors and Small-Scale Urdu Cinema in Lahore Studios
Timing Bodies: Hindi Cinema and a Female Brand Author at Bollywood Scale
Part III. Familial Modes and Scales of Transnational Crossing
Families Out of Bounds: The Pirate Mode and Women's Coproductions across Pakistan and Bangladesh
Families Torn and Found: Feminist Modes and Transnational Bangla Media
Coda
Notes
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Auteur Theory; Kanan Devi; India; Suchanda; Noor Jehan; Bollywood; Parveen Rizvi; Rubaiyat Hossain; Shamim Ara; Nargis Akhter; Sungeeta; Sai Paranjpye; Hereditary Performing Classes; Gauri Shinde; Bangladesh; Bengali cinema; Babita; Pakistan; Aparna Sen; Women's Film Companies; Women Film Pioneers.; ethnography; Kolkata; Action Heroine Film Bangladesh; AIDS Movie; Women's Action Cinema; Courtesans and Screendance; Women's Working-Girl Melodrama; Production Culture; Brand Market; Video Piracy and Sexual Politics; South Asia; Feminist Horror Cinema; Feminist War Cinema; Censorship
Acknowledgments
A Note on Translation and Transliteration
Introduction. "I Must Be Famous to Be Heard": Star-Authors, Female Fictions, and Transborder Modes of Women's Cinema
Part I. Maternal Modes and Infrastructural Access
Decoupled Maternities: Female Stars in Production Modes, Kolkata
Public Maternities: Women's Companies and a Sororal Production Mode, Dhaka
Part II. Corporeal Modes and Scales of National Labor
Performing Bodies: Entertainer Authors and Small-Scale Urdu Cinema in Lahore Studios
Timing Bodies: Hindi Cinema and a Female Brand Author at Bollywood Scale
Part III. Familial Modes and Scales of Transnational Crossing
Families Out of Bounds: The Pirate Mode and Women's Coproductions across Pakistan and Bangladesh
Families Torn and Found: Feminist Modes and Transnational Bangla Media
Coda
Notes
A Note on Translation and Transliteration
Introduction. "I Must Be Famous to Be Heard": Star-Authors, Female Fictions, and Transborder Modes of Women's Cinema
Part I. Maternal Modes and Infrastructural Access
Decoupled Maternities: Female Stars in Production Modes, Kolkata
Public Maternities: Women's Companies and a Sororal Production Mode, Dhaka
Part II. Corporeal Modes and Scales of National Labor
Performing Bodies: Entertainer Authors and Small-Scale Urdu Cinema in Lahore Studios
Timing Bodies: Hindi Cinema and a Female Brand Author at Bollywood Scale
Part III. Familial Modes and Scales of Transnational Crossing
Families Out of Bounds: The Pirate Mode and Women's Coproductions across Pakistan and Bangladesh
Families Torn and Found: Feminist Modes and Transnational Bangla Media
Coda
Notes
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Auteur Theory; Kanan Devi; India; Suchanda; Noor Jehan; Bollywood; Parveen Rizvi; Rubaiyat Hossain; Shamim Ara; Nargis Akhter; Sungeeta; Sai Paranjpye; Hereditary Performing Classes; Gauri Shinde; Bangladesh; Bengali cinema; Babita; Pakistan; Aparna Sen; Women's Film Companies; Women Film Pioneers.; ethnography; Kolkata; Action Heroine Film Bangladesh; AIDS Movie; Women's Action Cinema; Courtesans and Screendance; Women's Working-Girl Melodrama; Production Culture; Brand Market; Video Piracy and Sexual Politics; South Asia; Feminist Horror Cinema; Feminist War Cinema; Censorship
