Textbook
Genre, Gender, Race and World Cinema: An AnthologyISBN: 978-1-4051-3233-6
Paperback
496 pages
September 2006, ©2006, Wiley-Blackwell
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“Julie Codell’s anthology does not so much as carve
out a niche in film studies as dive in and out of several
pre-existing niches, helping itself en route to anything that looks
bright and attractive. The result is a collection that overlaps the
territory of various recent publications… while forging links
and mapping interconnections between its prime concerns…
Altogether, this collection should encourage students to explore
areas of cinema beyond the conventional English-language
mainstream, enriching their viewing experience and offering
insights and wider cultural contexts for the films they
watch.” The Times Higher Education
Supplement
“This is a volume whose time has come: a new kind of film
text to suit an era when globalization challenges the authority of
local cultures, and diasporic mobility is the order of the
day.” E. Ann Kaplan, State University of New York at
Stony Brook
"A superb collection that insightfully demonstrates that race and gender shape global cinema. Ideal for film courses and for anyone interested in world cinema, this is a well-balanced, rigorous, and accessible group of essays sure to provoke deep reflection and passionate discussion." Daniel Bernardi, Arizona State University