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Auteuring Nollywood Critical Perspectives On The Figurine Adeshina Afolayan Editor

Name: Auteuring Nollywood Critical Perspectives On The Figurine Adeshina Afolayan Editor
SKU: BELL-34709054
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Auteuring Nollywood Critical Perspectives On The Figurine Adeshina Afolayan Editor instant download after payment.

Publisher: University Press, Nigeria

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.27 MB

Pages: 480

Author: Adeshina Afolayan (editor)

ISBN: 9789780698287, 9789780698294, 9789789400690, 9780698280, 9780698299, 9789400691

Language: English

Year: 2014

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Auteuring Nollywood Critical Perspectives On The Figurine Adeshina Afolayan Editor by Adeshina Afolayan (editor) 9789780698287, 9789780698294, 9789789400690, 9780698280, 9780698299, 9789400691 instant download after payment.

Beginning from an auteur standpoint, this book interrogates extant cinematic re-presentation of African and Nigerian postcolonial realities in Nollywood. It makes a case, using Kunle Afolayan's The Figurine, for a critical space-clearing gesture around the notion of a neo-Nollywood, which transcends the formulaic cinematic re-presentation of African and Nigeriam realities to embrace a visionary and philosophic rearticualtion of the role of filmmaking, and of Nollywood, in the Nigerian imagination. The Idea of neo-Nollywood, and a visionary director, therefore stands at the core of a cinematic production process that challenges, disturbs and stimulates perceptions of current and future African identities.