Australian Queer Screens : Diversity and Social Change in Film and TV

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Australian Queer Screens : Diversity and Social Change in Film and TV

Cover, Rob/ Monaghan, Whitney/ Richards, Stuart

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Bloomsbury Academic（2026/02発売）
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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 256 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9798765128428

Full Description

This is the first book-length study of Australia's rich history of LGBTQ+ film and television, covering histories, production, screen representation and audience identities.

Despite a long-standing international field of queer media studies, Australian scholarship has only recently emerged. Screen diversity in Australia is important to cultural policy, education and social harmony. This book presents new scholarship on the role and significance of gender- and sexually-diverse characters, themes and narratives on Australian screens, as Australian film and television has a very rich history of representing LGBTQ+, gender- and sexually-diverse characters, stories and themes.

The chapters in this book cover a broad range of areas to provide a comprehensive overview of LGBTQ+ film and television in Australia, including: the history and formation of LGBTQ+ screen representation in such film and TV series as Dad and Dave Come To Town, Lovers and Luggers, Cop Shop, Division 4, and Homicide; production perspectives and challenges, including insights from screen writers and actors; the significance of LGBTQ+ film festivals as part of Australian cultural heritage; analyses of key Australian queer film and TV series to draw out themes that foreground their 'Australianness', including The Set, Victims, and Boys in the Band, among others; and perspectives on audience and culture, including the utility and value of LGBTQ+ screen representation to identity, belonging and social change.

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Acknowledgments

1. Introduction: The Renaissance in Australian Queer Screen (Studies)

Part 1: Histories and Formations
2. The Politics of Film Representation
3. Australian Queer Television
4. Framing Politics: Filmgoing and Activism

Part 2: Australian Queer Film Production
5. Motivation and Impact among LGBTQ Screen Stakeholders
6. The Australian Queer Film Festival

Part 3: Reading the Australian Queer Text
7. Australian Queer Screen Criticism
8. Gender-Diverse, Trans, and Emergent Identity Frameworks in New Screen Contexts
9. Historical Reception Practices, Policing, and Community Change

Part 4: Audience, Identity, and Culture
10. Australian Queer Screen Audiences: Place, Time, and Memory
11. Young Audiences, Mental Health, and Identity
12. Queer Screens and Social Change
13. Queer Australian Screen Futures and Affordances

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Filmography
Index