African Cinema: Politics and Culture (Blacks in the Diaspora)
African Cinema: Politics and Culture examines film as both a cultural form and a site of political meaning. Manthia Diawara places African cinema within broader discussions of identity, history, representation, and the Black diaspora, offering readers an accessible introduction to the subject and its wider significance.
About This Book
African Cinema: Politics and Culture explores the relationship between filmmaking, political life, and cultural expression across Africa.
The book considers cinema as a medium connected to questions of identity, history, and representation.
As part of the Blacks in the Diaspora series, it situates African film within wider conversations about Black communities and global cultural exchange.
Manthia Diawara offers a focused study for readers interested in African cinema, film criticism, and cultural politics.
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