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Afro-Italian Cultural Movements: Cinema and Literature through Alternative Versus Mainstream Channels

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posted on 2024-04-29, 15:25 authored by Fabiola D'Angelo
Afro-Italian representation in the cinema over the last ten years establishes a new aesthetic narrative of the cinematic genre beyond the ‘migrant’ label. Through a deductive approach, this study explores a meta-analysis of those productions and their distribution trend, challenging the notion of the existing ‘migrant’ label within or without mainstream channels. The research focuses on the critical role of film festivals as alternative channels. This paper aims to observe the most recent Italian cultural processes and analyze how Afro-Italians have created a cultural movement that revolutionized their no longer marginal positioning in the national cultural dimension.

History

Alt Title

Cinema and literature through alternative versus mainstream channels

Date Created

2024-04-15

Date Modified

2024-04-29

Defense Date

2024-02-29

CIP Code

  • 16.0902

Research Director(s)

Charles Leavitt

Committee Members

Laura Banella Sara Boezio

Degree

  • Master of Arts

Degree Level

  • Master's Thesis

Language

  • English

Library Record

006582765

OCLC Number

1432087476

Publisher

University of Notre Dame

Additional Groups

  • Romance Languages and Literatures

Program Name

  • Italian Studies