An edition of New Zealand cinema
(2011)
New Zealand cinema
interpreting the past
by Alistair Fox, Barry Keith Grant, and Hilary Radner
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Motion pictures, History, Historical films, Tāngata whenua, Kōrero nehe, Kiriata, CinemaPlaces
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New Zealand Cinema: Interpreting the Past
2011, Intellect, Limited
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1841505250 9781841505251
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Table of Contents
Introduction: the historical film in New Zealand cinema -- Alistair Fox, Barry Keith Grant and Hilary Radner
Rudall Hayward and the cinema of Maoriland: genre-mixing and counter-discourses in rewi's last stand (1925), The te kooti trail (1927) and rewi's last stand -- The last stand (1940) / -- Alistair Fox
Rudall Hayward's democratic cinema and the "civilising mission" in the "land of the wrong white crowd" -- Michelle Smith
Western, New Zealand history and commercial exploitation: The te kooti trail, utu and crooked earth -- Harriet Margolis
Unsettled historiography: postcolonial anxiety and the burden of the past in pictures -- Cherie Lacey
Cross-currents: river queen's national and trans-national heritages -- Olivia Macassey
Tracking Titokowaru over text and screen: pakeha narrate the warrior, 1906-2005 -- Annabel Cooper
Rites of passage in post-second world war New Zealand cinema: migrating the masculine in journey for three (1950) -- Simon Sigley
Cinema and the interpretation of 1950s New Zealand history: John O'Shea and Roger Mirams, broken barrier (1952) -- Barbara Brookes
Re-representing indigeneity: approaches to history in some recent New Zealand and Australian films -- Janet Wilson
"The Donations of history": Mauri and the transfigured "Maori gaze": towards a bi-national cinema in aotearoa -- Bruce Harding
History, hybridity and indeterminate space: the Parker-Hulme murder, heavenly creatures and New Zealand cinema -- Alison L. McKee
Screening women's histories: Jane Campion and the New Zealand heritage film, from the biopic to the female gothic -- Hilary Radner
Time and the place: music and costume and the "affect" of history in the New Zealand films of Jane Campion -- Estella Tincknell
Mining for forgotten gold: Leon Narbey's illustrious energy (1987) -- Bruce Babington.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [321]-335 ), filmography (p. [305]-320 ) and index.
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