Shaping Global Cultures through Screenwriting : Women Who Write Our Worlds

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Shaping Global Cultures through Screenwriting : Women Who Write Our Worlds

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  • 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版/ページ数 528 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9781835951590

Full Description

Shaping Global Cultures through Screenwriting: Women Who Write Our Worlds is a powerful testament to the undeniable impact of an international collection of female screenwriters. Spanning film, television, virtual reality, games, and digital media, these case studies showcase instances when women have used screenwriting to challenge injustice and give voice to communities across the globe.

Acknowledging global disparities in wealth and power, the book exposes screenwriting as activism, which shifts attitudes and alters lived experiences. Whether about gender and race or war and colonization, or other serious issues, each chapter reveals the deep connections between storytelling and social change.

More than just a study of the craft, this is a celebration of the women writers who use their artistic lens to educate and empower others.

Geared toward readers interested in screenwriting, media studies, sociology, women's studies, and a wide range of humanities subjects, including history and population studies, this book brings long-overdue attention to the vital role women take in shaping global cultural landscapes.

Contents

List of Figures

Introduction 

Rose Ferrell

 

AFRICAN WORLDS 

African Worlds: Section introduction 

Rose Ferrell

 

Differently Abled and Definitely Able: Resilience and inspiration in the films and life of Zambia's Musola Catherine Kaseketi

Elastus Mambwe

 

We Aren't All Cis Straight White Men: Expanding depictions of autism

Karen Jeynes

 

Voicing Our Opinion: Challenges of female rap artists in north-west Nigeria

Ummi Muhammad Hassan

 

AMERICAN WORLDS 

American Worlds: Section introduction 

Rose Ferrell

 

The First Female Filmmaker in Costa Rica: Patricia Howell, on a life of defending women's rights and pioneering national cinema in Central America

Aarón Acuña Cordero

 

Marta Rodriguez: Documentary films with social impact

Sara Manuela Duque García 

 

Violence and Fire in Latin American Women's Scripts: Tatiana Huezo (Prayers for the Stolen, 2021, Mexico) and Claudia Huaiquimilla (My Brothers Dream Awake, 2021, Chile)

Juan Carlos Carrillo, Sebastian Gonzalez

 

How Nice To See Us Alive: Memory, trauma and resistance in How Nice to See You Alive (1989, Brazil)

Lara Caravalho

 

The Screenwriting Process of Anna Muylaert's Film The Second Mother over 20 years: In search of a different ending for the female characters

Patricia Dourado, Mirian Tavares

 

ASIAN WORLDS

Asian Worlds: Section introduction

Rose Ferrell

 

Afia Nathaniel and Pakistani Minor Cinema: The Amazon of the screen

Azam Sarwar

 

The 'Invisible' in The Way We Are (2008, Hong Kong): The scriptwriter, the script, the everyday, and the audience

Ian Fong

 

Young-Ah Yoo's Controversial Adaptation of Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982 (2019, South Korea): A response to the South Korean #MeToo movement

Thomas Carter

 

ENGLISH-SPEAKING WORLDS

English-speaking Worlds: Section introduction

Rose Ferrell

 

'This is a True Story': Women artists and narratives of disability in Ida Lupino's Never Fear (1950, USA)

Gabrielle Stecher

 

How to Perceive Cassie Thornton? The translation of blindness in Perception (2017, USA)

Polly Ellen Goodwin

 

Exploring Homelessness in Virtual Reality Documentary: The scripting of Rose Troche's We Live Here (2020, USA)

Kath Dooley

 

Catherine Hill: Women who write our worlds - shaping global screen culture with Some Happy Day

Joanne Tindale

 

Rewriting Australia's Colonial Mythologies: Leah Purcell's The Drover's Wife: The Legend of Molly Johnson (2021, Aust)

Andrew James Couzens

 

Bluey Worlds (2018 - , Aust)

Andi Spark

 

Miranda July's Kajillionaire (2020, USA) and Queer Utopias

Angie Black, Anna Dzenis

 

Young Women Who Write: Little Women (2019)

Armando Fumagalli

 

Pan- Asian Storytelling for Aotearoa New Zealand Screens

Ghazaleh Gol, Shuchi Kothari

 

EUROPEAN WORLDS 

European Worlds: Section introduction

Rose Ferrell

 

Exploring War's Trauma Through a Feminist Lens: Resilient women in the films of Jasmila Žbanić

Miriam Hernandez, Bruno Lovric

 

Desire-driven Filmmaking: Celine Sciamma and Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019, France)

Philippa Burne, Angie Black

 

A Trial for Rape: The transformative power of the female gaze

Milly Buonanno

 

ISLAND WORLDS

Island Worlds: Section introduction

Rose Ferrell

 

Pasifika Tatau/Tattoos: Culture/mal represented

Agapetos Aia-Faʻaleava, Vaoiva Natapu-Ponton 

 

Island Time: Cultural revival in the Mariana Islands

Rose Ferrell

 

Island Women Use Screenwriting in Music Videos to Lead the Campaign for Global- level Climate Action

Rosanne Welch

 

Notes on Contributors

Index

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