Index

Abbas, Ackbar

abjection

Abraham, Nicolas

Adorno, Theodor W.

Adventures of Felix, The (Ducastel and Martineau)

Affaire de femmes, Une (Chabrol)

affect; and back projection; lack of; and landscape; and melodrama; and memory; and the ruin

Afrić, Vjekoslav

Age of Innocence, The (Scorsese)

Aimée and Jaguar (Färberböck)

Air Hostess (Yi)

Akerman, Chantal

Akin, Fatih

Allcock, John B.

Allen, Woody

Allouache, Merzak

Almodóvar, Pedro

Alone (Pogacić)

Alphaville, a Strange Adventure of Lemmy Caution (Godard)

Amants de Pont-Neuf, Les (Carax)

Amarcord (Fellini)

Andreotti, Giulio

Angelopolous, Theo

Anni difficili (Zampa)

art cinema; Asian; European; formal qualities of; historical representation in; industrial context of; spectacle in. See also coproduction

Aspden, Peter

Autumn Moon (Law)

Auty, Phyllis

¡Ay, Carmela! (Saura)

back projection. See also superimposition

Backbeat (Softley)

Bakić-Hayden, Milica

Balibar, Etienne

Balkanism

Balkans: abjection of; changing borders of. See also Yugoslavia

Barber, Stephen

Barthes, Roland

Basque Ball: Skin Against Stone, The (Medem)

Baudrillard, Jean

Bauer, Branko

Bazin, André

Beau Travail (Denis)

Beautiful People (Dizdar)

Before the Rain (Manchevski)

Belgium, cinema of

Belle Epoque (Trueba)

belle image, la

Bendtsen, Henning

Benigni, Roberto

Benjamin, Walter; on aura; on dialectical image; on experience; theory of history of

Berlin Express (Tourneur)

Berlin in Berlin (Çetin)

Berlin Wall

Berlin.killer.doc (Ellerkamp and Heitman)

Berlusconi, Silvio

Berri, Claude

Bertolucci, Bernardo

Between Yesterday and Tomorrow (Braun)

Betz, Mark

beur film. See France: cinema of: beur film

Bhabha, Homi

Bhaji on the Beach (Chadha)

Bicycle Thief, The (De Sica)

Biddescombe, Perry

Bideleux, Robert

Bigas Luna, J. J.

Black Narcissus (Powell and Pressburger)

Bloch, Ernst

Blue (Kieślowski)

Bonitzer, Pascal

borders

Borges, Jorge Luis

Bosnia. See also Yugoslavia

Bouchareb, Rachid

Braun, Harald

Brighter Summer Day, A (Yang)

British Film Institute

Brooks, Peter

Brunetta, Gian Piero

Bruno, Giuliana

Bulajić, Veljko

Bulgaria

Bull, Martin

Burgin, Victor

Buttoners (Zelenka)

Cabinet of Doctor Caligari, The (Weine)

Cahiers du Cinéma

Calendar (Egoyan)

Camille Claudel (Nuytten)

Caravaggio (Jarman)

Carax, Leos

Caro, Marc

cartography

Cat People (Tourneur)

Catalonia, cinema of

Caughie, John

Cavani, Liliana

Ceauçescu, Nicolae

Celemenski, Michel

Cendrars, Blaise

Cerović, Stanko

Çetin, Sinan

Chabrol, Claude

Chadha, Gurinder

Chang, Grace

Cheb (Bouchareb)

Chéreau, Patrice

Chico (Fekete)

Chile, cinema of

China

Chion, Michael

Chocolat (Denis)

Christ Stopped at Eboli (Rosi)

Cinema Paradiso (Tornatore); gender in; heritage in; and Italian history; landscape image in; and melodrama; mourning in; and neorealism. See also genre: melodrama; heritage film; landscape; mourning; nostalgia; realism; spectacle

cinematic space

Coen, Joel

cognitive mapping

Cold War

colonialism

Communism

Communist Party

Conformist, The (Bertolucci)

Constantine, Eddie

Cook, Pam

coproduction

costume drama. See genre: costume drama

countercinema

Cowie, Elizabeth

Craxi, Bettino

Croatia; cinema of. See also Yugoslavia

crypt. See encryption

Cubitt, Sean

Curtiz, Michael

Czech Republic; cinema of

Dahl, John

Daleko je sunce [The Sun Is Far Away] (Novaković)

Dalle Vacche, Angela

Danton, Amina

Dark Blue World (Sverák)

dark continent, as trope

Davies, Terence

Davis, Mike

Day of Wrath (Dreyer)

Days of Hope (Loach/Garnett)

de Baecque, Antoine

de Chalonge, Christian

de Gasperi, Alcide

De Santis, Giuseppe

De Sica, Vittorio

Debord, Guy

Delicatessen (Jeunet and Caro)

Denis, Claire

Denmark; cinema of. See also Zentropa

Dernier Métro, Le (Truffaut)

Derrida, Jacques

D’Est (Akerman)

Deutsche, Rosalyn

Di Scala, Spencer M.

diaspora

diasporic cinema

Dinan, Desmond

Distant Voices, Still Lives (Davies)

Divided We Fall (Hrebejk)

Dixon, Wheeler Winston

Dizdar, Jasmin

Doane, Mary Ann

Dogme ’95

Dolce Vita, La (Fellini)

Đorđević, Mladomir

Douglas, Adam

Dr. Petiot (de Chalonge)

Dracula (Stoker)

Dragojević, Srdjan

Dreyer, Carl Theodor

Ducastel, Olivier

Dyer, Richard

Eco, Umberto

Edward II (Jarman)

Egoyan, Atom

Ellerkamp, Bettina

Elsaesser, Thomas

Emmerich, Roland

Enchanted April (Newell)

encryption; crypt

English Patient, The (Minghella)

Enzenberger, Hans Magnus

essentialism

ethnicity

Eurimages fund

Eurocentrism

Europa Europa (Holland)

European Broadcasting Union

European Community

European identity

European space; and Germany; as horrific; as impossible; post-Wall changes in; postwar structure of; transnationality of

European subject

European Union; and Maastricht Treaty; MEDIA plan of

Europudding

Eyre, Richard

Fanon, Frantz

Färberböck, Max

Farocki, Harun

fascism; anti-fascism

Fassbinder, Rainer Werner

Fekete, Ibolya

Fellini, Federico

femininity

feminist theory

femme fatale. See also genre: film noir

Ferro, Marc

Festen (Vinterberg)

fetishism

film noir. See genre: film noir

Finkielkraut, Alain

Finland; cinema of

Finney, Angus

Fleming, Victor

Foreign Affair, A (Wilder)

Forlani, Aldo

Forrest Gump (Zemeckis)

Foster, Hal

Foucault, Michel

France

CINEMA OF; beur film; cinéma du look; poetic realism. See also Zentropa

Frankfurt School

Freud, Sigmund

Gance, Abel

Garnett, Tony

Garton Ash, Timothy

gender

genre; costume drama; film noir; horror; melodrama; musical; pornography

geopolitical space

Germany; and Europe; national identity in; Nazism in; postwar history of; reunification of; space of; “Third Way” in; Turkish minority in. See also Berlin Wall; Nazism; Werewolves

CINEMA OF; Expressionism; New German Cinema; Trümmerfilm; Turkish German cinema. See also Zentropa

Germany, Pale Mother (Sanders-Brahms)

Germany Year Zero (Rossellini)

Germi, Pietro

Gertrud (Dreyer)

Gherman, Aleksei

Gilman, Sander

Gilroy, Paul

globalization

Godard, Jean-Luc

Goebbels, Joseph

Golden Balls (Bigas Luna)

Gone with the Wind (Fleming)

Goulding, Daniel

Greece, cinema of

Greenaway, Peter

Greffrath, Matthias

Guédiguian, Robert

Haacke, Hans

Haine, La (Kassovitz)

Hallström, Lasse

Hansen, Miriam

Harley, J. B.

Harper, Sue

Harvey, David

Hatoum, Mona

Havel, Václav

Hawks and Sparrows (Pasolini)

Hayden, Robert M.

Head-On (Akin)

Heath, Stephen

Hedd Wyn (Turner)

Heitman, Jörg

heritage film; in British cinema; in Italian cinema; politics of

Heyerdahl, Thor

Higson, Andrew

Hill, John

historical space

Hitchcock, Alfred

Hitler: A Film from Germany (Syberberg)

Hole, The (Tsai)

Holland, Agnieszka

Hollywood

Hong Kong; cinema of

horror film. See genre: horror

House of Mirth, The (Davies)

Howards End (Ivory)

Hrebejk, Jan

Hungary, cinema of

Huyssen, Andreas

hybridity

Icicle Thief (Nichetti)

identification

Illot, Terry

immigration

Immortal Youth (Nanović)

In the Mood for Love (Wong)

In the Name of the Law (Germi)

Independence Day (Emmerich)

indexicality

Iordanova, Dina

Iosseliani, Otar

Italian for Beginners (Scherfig)

Italy; cultural geography of; end of First Republic in; and Europe; national identity in; postwar history of

CINEMA OF; neorealism. See also Cinema Paradiso; Mediterraneo; Postino, Il

Ivory, James

Jaikumar, Priya

James, Pedr

Jameson, Fredric; on cognitive mapping; geopolitical aesthetic of; on nostalgia; on spectacle

Jamón, jamón (Bigas Luna)

Janković, Stole

Jarman, Derek

Jaws (Spielberg)

Jean de Florette (Berri)

Jencks, Charles

Jeunet, Jean-Pierre

Jews

JFK (Stone)

Jones, Simon Cellan

Jousse, Thierry

Kaes, Anton

Kaplan, Ken

Karahesan, Dzevad

Kassovitz, Mathieu

Kaurismäki, Aki

Kennedy, Harlan

Khrustalyov, My Car! (Gherman)

Kieślowski, Krzysztof

Klee, Paul

Kluge, Alexander

Kon-Tiki (Heyerdahl)

Kosovo. See also Yugoslavia

Kozara (Bulijić)

Kracauer, Siegfried

Kragh-Jacobsen, Søren

Krauss, Rosalind

Krays, The (Medak)

Kristeva, Julia

Kusturica, Emir

labyrinth

Lacan, Jacques

Lacombe Lucien (Malle)

Land and Freedom (Loach)

landscape; absence of; in Balkan cinema; in heritage films; in Italian cinema; in neorealism; in photography; in postwar German cinema; in Soviet cinema

Lang, Fritz

Last Seduction, The (Dahl)

Law, Clara

Lean, David

Lefebvre, Henri

Letter from an Unknown Woman (Ophüls)

Levinas, Emmanuel

Lévy, Bernard-Henri

Liehm, Mira

Life Is Beautiful (Benigni)

Lilya 4-ever (Moodysson)

Loach, Ken

Long Day Closes, The (Davies)

Look Back in Anger (Osborne/Richardson)

loss; and affect; and cinematic specificity; and history; and politics. See also genre: melodrama; melancholia; mourning; nostalgia

Lovers of the Arctic Circle (Medem)

Lower Depths, The (Renoir)

Lumière, Louis and Auguste

Lynch, Kevin

M (Lang)

Maastricht Treaty. See European Union: and Maastricht Treaty

Macedonia; cinema of. See also Yugoslavia

Madden, John

Maetzig, Kurt

Malle, Louis

Mambo Girl (Yi)

Manchevski, Milcho

Mangano, Silvana

Manon des sources (Berri)

Marcus, Millicent

Marie, Michel

Marković, Goran

Marriage in the Shadows (Maetzig)

Marriage of Maria Braun, The (Fassbinder)

Martineau, Jacques

Marxism

Maurice (Ivory)

Mazower, Mark

Medak, Peter

Medem, Julio

MEDIA plan. See European Union: MEDIA plan of

Mediterraneo (Salvatores); gender in; heritage in; landscape image in; mourning in; relation of, to Italian history; relation of, to neorealism. See also genre: melodrama; heritage film; landscape; mourning; nostalgia; realism; spectacle

melancholia; and encryption; and labyrinth; and mourning. See also mourning

melodrama. See genre: melodrama

Merchant, Ismail

Metz, Christian

Mifune (Kragh-Jacobsen)

Mildred Pierce (Curtiz)

Miller’s Crossing (Coen)

Milošević, Slobodan

Minghella, Anthony

Miracle in Milan (De Sica)

Miramax

mode rétro, la

modernity

Moodysson, Lukas

Moretti, Franco

Morning, The (Đorđević)

mourning; and aura; and melancholia; and melodrama. See also loss; melancholia

multiculturalism

Mulvey, Laura

Murderers Among Us (Staudte)

Murnau, F. W.

musical. See genre: musical

My Friend Ivan Lapshin (Gherman)

My Life as a Dog (Hallström)

Naficy, Hamid

Nanović, Voijslav

national cinemas

nationalist-realism. See Yugoslavia: cinema of: nationalist-realism

Neale, Steve

neorealism. See Italy: cinema of: neorealism

Neruda, Pablo

Netherlands, cinema of

Neustein, Joshua

New Europe

New German Cinema. See Germany: cinema of: New German Cinema

Newell, Mike

Nichetti, Maurizio

Night Porter, The (Cavani)

Norris, David A.

Norway, cinema of

nostalgia; in art cinema; in heritage film; politics of; and postclassical cinema. See also loss

Novaković, Rados

Nuytten, Bruno

On Their Own Ground (Štiglić)

Ophüls, Max

Ordet (Dreyer)

Orientalism

Orlando (Potter)

Osborne, John

Oudart, Jean-Pierre

Our Friends in the North (Jones, James, and Urban)

Out of the Past (Tourneur)

Ozpetek, Ferzan

Paisà (Rosselini)

Parri, Ferrucio

Partisan Stories (Janković)

Paskaljević, Goran

Pasolini, Pier Paolo

Passage to India, A (Lean)

Passion (Godard)

Patriotin, Die (Kluge)

Petrović, Aleksander

Pillow Book, The (Greenaway)

Place, Janey

Ploughman’s Lunch, The (Eyre)

Pogačić, Vladimir

Poland, cinema of

Popović, Nikola

popular memory

pornography. See genre: pornography

postclassical cinema

postcolonialism

Postino, Il (Radford); gender in; heritage in; landscape image in; mourning in; relation of, to Italian history; relation of, to neorealism. See also genre: melodrama; heritage film; landscape; mourning; nostalgia; realism; spectacle

postmodernity

Potter, Sally

Powder Keg, The (Paskaljević)

Powell, Michael

Prekobrojna [The Superfluous Girl] (Bauer)

Preminger, Otto

Pressburger, Emeric

Pretty Village, Pretty Flame (Dragojević)

primitivism; in Balkans; in Europe; in Italy

Prospero’s Books (Greenaway)

Pryce, Ron

Pure Blood (Kaplan)

¡Que Viva Mexico! (Eisenstein)

queer identities

Radford, Michael

Radstone, Susannah

realism; and cinematic specificity; classical; and Dogme ’95; lack of; nationalist; in painting; social; socialist. See also Italy: cinema of: neorealism

Reassemblage (Trinh)

Rebels of the Neon God (Tsai)

Red (Kieślowski)

Reed, Carol

referentiality

Regourd, Serge

Reine Margot, La (Chéreau)

Renoir, Jean

Resnais, Alain

Rhodes, Martin

Riso amaro (De Santis)

Rogoff, Irit

Roma, città aperta (Rossellini)

Room with a View, A (Ivory)

Rosen, Philip

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (Stoppard)

Rosi, Francesco

Rossellini, Roberto

Rothschild, Joseph

ruins

Russia; cinema of

Said, Edward. See also Orientalism

Salecl, Renata

Salut, Cousin! (Allouache)

Salvatores, Gabriele

Sanders-Brahms, Helma

Sassoon, Donald

Saura, Carlos

Saving Private Ryan (Spielberg)

Scandinavia. See also Denmark; Sweden

Scherfig, Lone

Schindler’s List (Spielberg)

Schivelbusch, Wolfgang

Schneider, Peter

Schneider, Roland

Sciascia, Leonardo

Scorsese, Martin

Screen

Serbia; and Balkanism; cinematic representation of; history of; nationalism in. See also Balkans; Underground; Yugoslavia

Shakespeare in Love (Madden)

Silone, Ignazio

Singer, Brian

Slak, Franci

Slavica (Afrić)

Slovenia; cinema of. See also Yugoslavia

Smith, Paul Julian

socialism

socialist realism

Softley, Iain

Soja, Edward

Sorlin, Pierre

Soviet Union; cinema of

Spain; cinema of

special effects

spectacle; and cinematic form; and gender; and heritage film; and historical representation; and ideology; and landscape. See also feminist theory; landscape; special effects

Spellbound (Hitchcock)

Spielberg, Steven

Stalin, Joseph

Stalinism

Staudte, Wolfgang

Stavisky (Resnais)

Steam: The Turkish Bath (Ozpetek)

Štiglic, France

Stille, Alexander

Stone, Oliver

Stoppard, Tom

Storm over Asia (Pudovkin)

Sukowa, Barbara

superimposition. See also back projection

suture

Svankmejer, Jan

Sverák, Jan

Sweden; cinema of. See also Zentropa

Switzerland, cinema of

Syberberg, Hans-Jürgen

Tabu (Murnau)

Taipei Story (Yang)

Taiwan; cinema of

Tanner, Alain

television; funding of feature films by

Terra trema, La (Visconti)

Terrorizer, The (Yang)

Third Man, The (Reed)

This People Must Live (Popović)

Three (Petrović)

Tit and the Moon, The (Bigas Luna)

Tito, Josip Broz

Tito and Me (Marković)

Todorova, Maria

Togliatti, Palmiro

Tornatore, Giuseppe

Torok, Maria

Toto le héros (Van Dormael)

Toubiana, Serge

Tourneur, Jacques

Town Is Quiet, The (Guédiguian)

Tragic Hunt (De Santis)

transnationalism

Trinh T. Minh-ha

trucage. See also special effects

Trueba, Fernando

Truffaut, François

Trümmerfilm. See Germany: cinema of: Trümmerfilm

Tsai Ming-Liang

Turkey; cinema of

Turkish German cinema. See Germany: cinema of: Turkish German cinema

Turner, Paul

“2000 as seen by …” (series)

Ujica, Andrei

UlyssesGaze (Angelopolous)

Umberto D. (De Sica)

Underground (Kusturica); critical reaction to; landscape image in; melancholia in; relation of, to Balkanism; relation of, to Europe; relation of, to 1940s films; ruin image in; spatial representations in; Yugoslav history in. See also art cinema; Balkanism; encryption; melancholia

United Kingdom; Asian diaspora in; cinema of; and colonialism; critical debates in; heritage culture in

Urban, Stuart

Usual Suspects, The (Singer)

vampire

Van Dormael, Jaco

Verga, Giovanni

Vernet, Marc

Videograms of a Revolution (Farocki and Ujica)

Vidler, Anthony

Vie de Bohème, La (Kaurismäki)

Vinterberg, Thomas

Virilio, Paul

Visconti, Luchino

Vive l’amour (Tsai)

von Sydow, Max

von Trier, Lars

Vrdoljak, Antun

Vučo, Aleksander

Waggner, George

Wall, Bernard

Wang, Tian-lin

Warhol, Andy

Warnke, Martin

Waters, Sarah

Welcome to Sarajevo (Winterbottom)

werewolf

Werewolves (German terrorist group)

What Have I Done to Deserve This? (Almodóvar)

Wheeler, Mark

When Father Was Away on Business (Kusturica)

When I Close My Eyes (Slak)

When You Hear the Bells (Vrdoljak)

Whirlpool (Preminger)

White (Kieślowski)

White Shadows in the South Seas (Van Dyke)

Wiene, Robert

Wild, Wild Rose, The (Wang)

Wilder, Billy

Williams, Linda

Wingfield, Nancy

Winterbottom, Michael

Wiskemann, Elizabeth

Wolf Man, The (Waggner)

Wong Kar-wai

World War II; antifascism during; films about; in Germany; Holocaust during; in Italy; in Yugoslavia

Wounds, The (Dragojević)

Yang, Edward

Yi Wen

Yugoslavia; breakup of; ethnic politics in; and Europe; inception of; national identity in; Nazi occupation of. See also Balkans

CINEMA OF; nationalist-realism; partisan films in; post-Yugoslav. See also Underground

Zampa, Luigi

Zelenka, Petr

Zelig (Allen)

Zemeckis, Robert

Zentropa (von Trier); German history in; relation of, to Europe; relation of, to film noir; relation of, to horror film; relation of, to 1940s films; ruin image in; spatial representations in; superimposition and back projection in. See also back projection; borders; genre: film noir; genre: horror; identification

Zhdanovism

Zivojinović, Velimir “Bata”

Žižek, Slavoj; and Europe; and Underground