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Spanning six decades, her seventeen features and four shorts move from the late Soviet era to post-Soviet Ukraine, breaking cinematic rules with repetition, collage, unruly performance and a tactile, object-rich world. This volume reframes Muratova as an autrice working from the margins and proposes 'ex-cinema' as a central concept in her radical practice at the edges of language, genre, and empire.
Across four parts, leading and emerging scholars examine form and style, gender and queer aesthetics, ethics and community and Muratova's dialogues with European cinema. Attending to decolonial questions, feminist perspectives, and the politics of visibility, the volume shows how her films unsettle canons and centres while tracing the collective artistry behind them.
It offers an accessible, interdisciplinary guide to a singular filmmaker and fresh scholarship for students, researchers and cinephiles.
Contents
Introduction: 'People Don't Like to Look at This': The Ex-Cinema of Kira Muratova
Irina Schulzki and Irina Gradinari
Part I. Rebellion of Form
1. Late Style in Kira Muratova's Eternal Return
Ivan Sokolov
2. Neither Narrate nor Describe: Kira Muratova's Non-Totalising Art of Collage
Irina Denischenko
3. Formalism and Defamiliarisation: A Study of Self-Reflective Form in Kira Muratova's Film Aesthetics
Vera Kotelevskaya
4. 'A Different Rhythm of Breathing': Brevity in Muratova's Oeuvre
Eugénie Zvonkine
Part II. Reframing Gender
5. Gender Axiology in Soviet Cinema and Kira Muratova's Early Features
Nikolai Poselyagin
6. Gaze and Affect: The Asthenic Syndrome
Irina Gradinari
7. Reading Muratova's Aesthetics through Fashion
Marina Rojavin
Part III. Community and Ethics Reimagined
8. An Ethics of Gesture in Muratova's Cinema
Irina Schulzki
9. Kira Muratova's Likenesses
Lida Oukaderova
10. The Screen as Cage: Dismantling the Human-Animal Divide in The Sentimental Policeman
Raymond De Luca
11. The Art of Deception: Genre, Attunement, and Intention Attribution in The Tuner
David G. Molina
Part VI. Interlacements and Contexts
12. Through the Looking-Glass Water: Ex-Centric Visions in Muratova and Parajanov
Olha Briukhovetska
13. Dysphonia as an Art Practice: Muratova, Tarkovsky, Gogoberidze
Lilya Kaganovsky
14. Loss of Control in Auteur Film: Agnès Varda and Kira Muratova
Michael Niehaus
15. Performatism of Language in the Films of Kira Muratova and Herbert Achternbusch
Ilja Kukuj
16. Kira Muratova in the Ukrainian Cinematic Process: Perspectives from National Film Scholarship
Larysa Naumova
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