Refugees and Migrants in Contemporary Film, Art and Media

Frontmatter -- Table Of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: Refugees And Migrants In Contemporary Film, Art, And Media -- Part I -- 1. Moving Peoples And Motion Pictures: Migration In Film And Other Media -- 2. Modes Of Self-representation In The Images Collectively Produced By Migrants In Lésbos Island: Natives Of The New World -- 3. Abstraction, Bare Life, And Counternarratives Of Mobility In The Refugee Films Of Richard Mosse And Ai Weiwei, Incoming And Human Flow -- 4. Across The Sonorous Desert: Sounding Migration In El Mar La Mar -- 5. Dislodged From History, Confronted By Walls : Picturing Migration As A Global Emergency -- 6. Virtual Reality And Immersive Representation In Recent Refugee Narratives -- Part Ii -- 7. The Secret Life Of Waste: Recycling Dreams Of Migration -- 8. Waiting In Line, Moving In Circles : Spaces Of Instability In Christian Petzold's Transit -- 9. Migrant Bodies In The Land/city/ Seascapes Of 2000s Turkish Cinema -- 10. Third World On The Move: Cinematic Destination Belgrade/serbia -- 11. On The Borderlines Of South-eastern Europe : Migration In The Films Of Aida Begić And Želimir Žilnik -- Conclusion (speculative) -- References -- Index Edited By Dweniz Bayrakdar And Robert Burgoyne. Electronic Reproduction. Baltimore, Md Available Via World Wide Web.