ReFocus : the films of Rachid Bouchareb / edited by Michael Gott and Leslie Kealhofer-Kemp.

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Spoken language: English Series: ReFocus : the international directors seriesPublication details: Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, 2020.Description: xiv, 248 pISBN:

9781474466516

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23 791.430233092

Summary: "ReFocus: The Films of Rachid Bouchareb is the first book-length study of the internationally recognized directors films. Bouchareb was one of Frances first filmmakers of North African descent and his career as a director and producer now spans over 35 years. Remarkably varied in their themes, formal elements and narrative settings, Boucharebs work has engaged with and reflected on a variety of crucial social, political and historical issues; from the role of colonial troops in the French army during the Second World War, to terrorism in contemporary Europe. This volume examines Boucharebs films from an interdisciplinary perspective, exploring key influences on his output and considering new theoretical approaches to his filmmaking."--

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"ReFocus: The Films of Rachid Bouchareb is the first book-length study of the internationally recognized directors films. Bouchareb was one of Frances first filmmakers of North African descent and his career as a director and producer now spans over 35 years. Remarkably varied in their themes, formal elements and narrative settings, Boucharebs work has engaged with and reflected on a variety of crucial social, political and historical issues; from the role of colonial troops in the French army during the Second World War, to terrorism in contemporary Europe. This volume examines Boucharebs films from an interdisciplinary perspective, exploring key influences on his output and considering new theoretical approaches to his filmmaking."--

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