African Cinema Manifesto and Practice for by Michael T. Martin PAPERBACK

Indiana University Press

Explore the decolonization of African cinema with "African Cinema: Manifesto and Practice for Cultural Decolonization, Volume 1." This comprehensive work by Michael T. Martin delves into the colonial antecedents, constituents, theory, and articulations that have shaped the cinematic landscape of the continent. Discover the rich history and evolving practices of African filmmaking as it challenges colonial narratives and asserts cultural independence. This volume provides a foundational understanding of the key movements and theoretical frameworks driving African cinematic expression. Key highlights include: * In-depth analysis of colonial influences on African film. * Exploration of theoretical approaches to cultural decolonization in cinema. * Focus on the early development and artistic articulations within African filmmaking. This book is essential reading for scholars, students, and enthusiasts interested in postcolonial studies, film theory, and the cultural significance of African cinema. Summary: African Cinema, Manifesto, Practice, Cultural Decolonization, Colonial Antecedents, Constituents, Theory, Articulations, Michael T. Martin, Indiana University Press, Paperback.