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Cinemas Off Centre Series

 

 

 

The Cinemas Off Centre series highlights bodies of cinematic work that, for various reasons, have been ignored, marginalized, overlooked, and/or obscured within traditional and dominant canons of film and cinema studies. The series presents cutting edge research that provokes and inspires new explorations of past, present, and emerging cinematic trends by individuals and groups of filmmakers from around the world. This includes films with distinct features and commonalities: un-tackled national or regional outlooks; unique stylistic, generic, aesthetic, and institutional trends and emergences; distinct social, gender, and ethnic preoccupations; and marginalized ideological and political cinematic practices and approximations.

  1. Filming Politics: Communism and the Portrayal of the Working Class at the National Film Board of Canada, 1939-46
    Malek Khouri