Le cinéma de banlieue : un genre instable

To name a group of fiction films, showing the social and ethnic specificities of french banlieues, we often use a vague expression: cinéma de banlieue. Which reality can hide the use of this equivocal term ? This paper forsees the study of critical reception as a way to justify the use of this label...

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Main Author: Carole Milleliri
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Association Française des Enseignants et Chercheurs en Cinéma et Audiovisuel 2011-01-01
Series:Mise au Point
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/map/1003
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description To name a group of fiction films, showing the social and ethnic specificities of french banlieues, we often use a vague expression: cinéma de banlieue. Which reality can hide the use of this equivocal term ? This paper forsees the study of critical reception as a way to justify the use of this label, to establish a corpus and to define the key lines of a generic « formula ». It intends showing the social value of the development of an unstable film genre, which always depends on the historical context of production of discourses about films - all the more when these put questions on sensitive social issues.
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title Le cinéma de banlieue : un genre instable
title_full Le cinéma de banlieue : un genre instable
title_fullStr Le cinéma de banlieue : un genre instable
title_full_unstemmed Le cinéma de banlieue : un genre instable
title_short Le cinéma de banlieue : un genre instable
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