Yale French Studies, Number 115: New Spaces for French and Francophone Cinema (Yale French Studies Series)

Contents Grace An and James Austin Editors' New Spaces for French and Francophone Cinema I. French National/Transnational Cinema Roger Celestin Conquering Globalized Space? A Certain French Cinema Abroad Grace An The Future Past of the French Auteur Catherine Portugues The NewWave of Women Filmmakers Michel Marie New Spaces in French Off the Beaten The Periphery of the Hexagon and its Geographical Limits Sue Harris The Place of Comedy at the French Box Office in the 21st Century II. Representing Space in Cinema and New Media Ludovic Cortade The Spatial Evacuation of Landscape, Power, and the Monarch in Robert Gudiguians The Last Mitterand James Austin Destroying the banlieue : Re-configuration of Suburban Space in French Film Margaret Flinn Signs of the Chris Markers Chats perchs Timothy Murray Voyage to the Center of the Virtual Universe III. Postcolonial Francophone Film and Algeria Guy Austin Algeria and Colonial Trauma in Contemporary French Cinema Panivong Norindr On Filmic Pedagogy and Rachid Boucharebs Indignes Dominic Thomas Africa/ Contest(ed)ing Space in the Hexagon "On the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the French Nouvelle Vague, this volume of Yale French studies aims to take the pulse of French and Francophone cinema today by exploring the national, transnational, and post-colonial spaces of twenty-first-century France."--Publisher description