This article examines the role of music in exoticising processes of representing and negotiating otherness in Iranian cinema, with reference to two main case examples. It explores the ways in which film narratives have been mobilised in the service of, or resistance to, differing visions of nationhood, in the context of which music facilitates an affective sonic marking of difference
With all the politically issues and social animosity surrounding Iran today, the Islamic Republic ha...
The use of music in films has become almost ubiquitous in both drama and documentary. Music is used ...
The films of Majid Majidi act as a looking glass to a religion and culture that has been under much ...
This article examines the role of music in exoticising processes of representing and negotiating oth...
Dissemination of World music and its vast span of accessibility might at first seem as a sign of div...
In June and July 1999 the National Film Theatre in London screened over 50 Iranian films, made befor...
Post-revolutionary Iranian cinema has been praised for its emotional immediacy and compositional sim...
This article explores a number of issues concerning the representation of Iranian popular music outs...
"Cinematic Modernity: Cosmopolitan Imaginaries in Twentieth Century Iran" explores the 'genesis amne...
This paper sheds light on a less explored aspect of the modern construction of Iranian national iden...
The article addresses the Iranian documentary film Salaam Cinema's overt meditation on power and dis...
This thesis investigates the dynamics and politics of transnational film circulation in the Iranian ...
This study inquires whether cinema is an alternative media or not. In our age, when the mainstream m...
textSince the 1979 revolution the Iranian popular culture, specifically the popular music, has turne...
There are some constructed stereotypical notions about the Middle-Eastern countries and it has alway...
With all the politically issues and social animosity surrounding Iran today, the Islamic Republic ha...
The use of music in films has become almost ubiquitous in both drama and documentary. Music is used ...
The films of Majid Majidi act as a looking glass to a religion and culture that has been under much ...
This article examines the role of music in exoticising processes of representing and negotiating oth...
Dissemination of World music and its vast span of accessibility might at first seem as a sign of div...
In June and July 1999 the National Film Theatre in London screened over 50 Iranian films, made befor...
Post-revolutionary Iranian cinema has been praised for its emotional immediacy and compositional sim...
This article explores a number of issues concerning the representation of Iranian popular music outs...
"Cinematic Modernity: Cosmopolitan Imaginaries in Twentieth Century Iran" explores the 'genesis amne...
This paper sheds light on a less explored aspect of the modern construction of Iranian national iden...
The article addresses the Iranian documentary film Salaam Cinema's overt meditation on power and dis...
This thesis investigates the dynamics and politics of transnational film circulation in the Iranian ...
This study inquires whether cinema is an alternative media or not. In our age, when the mainstream m...
textSince the 1979 revolution the Iranian popular culture, specifically the popular music, has turne...
There are some constructed stereotypical notions about the Middle-Eastern countries and it has alway...
With all the politically issues and social animosity surrounding Iran today, the Islamic Republic ha...
The use of music in films has become almost ubiquitous in both drama and documentary. Music is used ...
The films of Majid Majidi act as a looking glass to a religion and culture that has been under much ...