...The rapidly changing pattern of transnational communication and the subsequent emergence of the new media and information revolution are often assumed to have a powerful impact on identities and cultures worldwide; but there is little agreement about how information flows actually interact...

... Pratt Mary Louise Switzerland Wolton Dominique zones festivals France funding Lionnet Françoise and Shi Shu mei Newman Kathleen Quebec transnational cinema Armenia Binoche Juliette Cambodia Canada directors Egypt Gatlif Tony Greece Hou Hsiao Hsien Ivory Coast language Lebanon...

...Using the example of contemporary Moroccan cinema, this epilogue contends that cinéma-monde is best approached as a subset of transnational cinema. Thinking through the transnationality of cinéma-monde offers a way to bring crucial cultural, linguistic, political and economic relationships...

... Transnational modernism ‘The Boswell formula’ ¹ There is but a slight shift in scale from the tangents and montage of facts in the composition of a single life-story to a sense of how modes of composition, philosophies of being, and thinking through translation could converge in a sharpened sense...

... with the banlieue and low-budget comedies of the 1980s and 1990s to offer a more diverse set of representations and cinematic genres for these filmmakers than every before. The chapter argues for this post-Beur cinema as a cinema that is simultaneously national and transnational, analysing a range of films...

... to crystallise. The chapter examines how Japanese studios, and the government, came to support a wave of films in the first monster boom that were intentionally transnational in nature. Not all examples of national cinema are intended only to be exhibited locally, and kaijū eiga quickly became...

...This concluding chapter considers how, despite how connected and mobile cinema has become as it has transnationalised, concepts of nation (and nationalism) still hold sway. Even though the kaijū film evidences the mobility and interconnectedness typical of transnational flows, its...

... queer poetics Dada Surrealism transnational poetics periodicals Secession Broom 1924 The Little Review Opposition is true friendship William Blake ¹ 1 William Blake, ‘The Marriage of Heaven and Hell’, Selected Poems, ed. G. E. Bentley (London: Penguin Classics...

...This book examines the poetry of Hart Crane and his circle within transnational modernist periodical culture. It reappraises Crane’s poetry and reception and introduces several lost works by the poet, including critical prose, reviews and ‘Nopal’, a poem written in Mexico. Through its exploration...

...This chapter focuses initially on the close connection between manuscript and printed news until about 1715, showing how both media represented a transnational European news environment rather than a local one, and how correspondence networks provided the basis for news circulation. The final...

...The chapter on Albania examines the increased transnational mobility of production funds from both the former Eastern Bloc and the West, placing particular emphasis on the international education and life experiences of Albanian filmmakers debuting or active in the late 2000s and 2010s...

... transnational cinema and transnational performance The presence of la fille du Charlot in French cinema is slippery and protean. Geraldine Chaplin appears in many guises in her French films, on some occasions a comic figure, on others a melancholy, inscrutable one. She is cast in modernist...

... on Geraldine Chaplin’s presence in various national and transnational art cinemas, this final chapter deepens our sense of her screen persona by looking at several of her most important films made outside of the context of the earlier chapters. Using the motif of the close-up as a point of departure, the film...

... and identification Kurdish struggle in Turkey nationalism remittances transnational mobilisation and activism Kurdish Alinia Minoo Baser Bahar Bauböck Rainer Germany Melucci Alberto migrants social movement theory Sökefeld Martin Sweden Østergaard Nielsen Eva Safran William arena s Danish Parliament...

...In this section Conclusion, G-Stolz, Watts and Jenner summarise some of their results and bring them together to formulate an approach to transnational bingeing that brings their work together. In this, they particularly focus on ideas of Netflix and its function within transnational television...

...Nordic Film Cultures rethinks and reformulates the images, legacies, and impacts of Nordic cinemas within dynamic and multi-directional global contexts. The book engages with lacunae of transnational, extra-territorial history of Scandinavian and Nordic filmmaking from its early...

... of ideas in inter- and transnational genre films. Shipwrecked and Tashunga/North Star (1996) constitute attempts to create a Euro-Hollywood production that reimagines the adventure film or the western genre. The genre elements of the Western were honed by Gaup in his Oscar...

...This chapter examines how Aki Kaurismäki’s cinema is based on transnational codes. The Finnish filmmaker is mostly known by his unique signature style, where time and spaces are an amalgamate of different decades, while still engendering references to multiple cultures. With an institutional...

...This chapter examines the transnational success of drama serials such as Forbrydelsen/The Killing (2007-2012) and Borgen (2010-2013) and the popularity of a special kind of ’Nordic Noir’ crime drama, the Danish television production landscape enjoyed...

... examines some of the ways by which Contemporary European cinema actively works to reframe notions of East, West and centre. The introduction gives an overview of trends in national and transnational cinemas, including migrant films, ‘return’ films, multilingual films, and poses crucial questions and topics...