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Textures and Entanglements of Contemporary Afrikaner Cinema
During the apartheid era, white Afrikaner cinema largely served the purpose of placating, soothing, and bolstering the white middle class. Today, more than twenty years after the end of this regime, scholars are intrigued by the large amount of escapist, paradoxical, and ineffectual works still spri...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2019
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