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Geopolityka kina

Authors: Ewa Fiuk;

Geopolityka kina

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W monografii Niestały ląd. „Miejsca przechodnie” w filmach fabularnych polskich i niemieckich 1945-1989 (2024) Ilona Copik przedstawia europejską twórczość filmową z czterech dekad i czterech miejsc. Wskazany w tytule okres stanowi zatem jedną ramę refleksji, drugą jest obszar geograficzny – równie istotny, co porządek czasowy. Autorka skupia się na filmach zrealizowanych w PRL, czterech strefach okupacyjnych powstałych po II wojnie światowej na terenie Niemiec, NRD oraz RFN, dokonując ich analizy na dwóch poziomach – tekstualnym (fabuła i estetyka konkretnych utworów), jak i kontekstualnym (uwarunkowania społeczno-polityczne produkcji filmowej oraz porównanie twórczości polskiej i niemieckiej). Recenzentka książki zwraca uwagę na inspirujące elementy refleksji Copik, a także stawia pytania dotyczące przyjętych przez badaczkę ogólnych założeń, wnioskując o swoistym geopolitycznym wymiarze fenomenu analizowanego w monografii.

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