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Native Americans and Cinema

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Native Americans and Cinema

Autor Barkász Csilla

The term 'Native American' covers more than 500 §nations living in the U.S., with a rich cultural §heritage, a real mystery for many outsiders. Yet, §we all are familiar with the 'Indian', the product §of the White man s imaginati ... więcej

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The term 'Native American' covers more than 500 §nations living in the U.S., with a rich cultural §heritage, a real mystery for many outsiders. Yet, §we all are familiar with the 'Indian', the product §of the White man s imagination. Western films from §Hollywood s golden age invariably depicted Native §Americans as primitive, bloodthirsty savages and §threats to the civilization. Has the American film §industry produced movies in which the first nations §of America are portrayed in their cultural integrity §and variety, devoid of clichés and biases? The first §two chapters of this book tackle this question, by §analyzing two films from the 1990 s: Kevin Costner's §immensely popular "Dances with Wolves" and Jim §Jarmusch's art film, the "Dead Man". The third §chapter is dedicated to Chris Eyre s "Smoke §Signals", the first feature film directed, written §and photographed by Native Americans that achieved §popularity among Non-Native audiences, too. This §analysis should help anybody, interested in the §filmic representations of Native Americans and their §cultures, in relation with the portrayal of the §White man and White American society in general. The term ''Native American'' covers more than 500 §nations living in the U.S., with a rich cultural §heritage, a real mystery for many outsiders. Yet, §we all are familiar with the ''Indian'', the product §of the White man s imagination. Western films from §Hollywood s golden age invariably depicted Native §Americans as primitive, bloodthirsty savages and §threats to the civilization. Has the American film §industry produced movies in which the first nations §of America are portrayed in their cultural integrity §and variety, devoid of clichés and biases? The first §two chapters of this book tackle this question, by §analyzing two films from the 1990 s: Kevin Costner''s §immensely popular "Dances with Wolves" and Jim §Jarmusch''s art film, the "Dead Man". The third §chapter is dedicated to Chris Eyre s "Smoke §Signals", the first feature film directed, written §and photographed by Native Americans that achieved §popularity among Non-Native audiences, too. This §analysis should help anybody, interested in the §filmic representations of Native Americans and their §cultures, in relation with the portrayal of the §White man and White American society in general.

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Kategoria Książki po angielsku The arts Film, TV & radio Films, cinema

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