China's iGeneration [electronic resource] : cinema and moving image culture for the twenty-first century / edited by Matthew D. Johnson, Keith B. Wagner, Kiki Tianqi Yu, and Luke Vulpiani

Published: New York : Bloomsbury, 2014.
Physical Description: xvi, 349 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Additional Creators: Johnson,, Matthew D., Wagner, Keith B., 1978-, Yu, Kiki Tianqi, and Vulpiani, Luke

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Contents

Introcution: China's iGeneration cinema / Keith B. Wagner, Tianqi Yu, Luke Vulpiani -- New Technologies. Tianqi YU: Toward a Communicative Practice: Female First-Person Documentary in Twenty-first Century China -- Paola VOCI: Quasi-Documentary, Cellflix, and Web Spoofs: Chinese Movies? Other Visual Pleasures -- Weihua WU: Individuality, State Discourse, and Visual Representation: The Imagination and Practices of the iGeneration in Chinese Animation -- Bingfeng DONG: Cinema of Exhibition: Film in Chinese Contemporary Art -- Aesthetics. Luke VULPIANI: Goodbye to the Grim Real, Hello to What Comes Next: The Moment of Passage from the Sixth Generation to the iGeneration -- Ling ZHANG: Digitizing City Symphony, Stabilizing the Shadow of Time: Montage and Temporal-Spatial Construction in San Yuan Li -- Dan GAO: From Pirate to Kino-eye: A Genealogical Tale of Film Re-Distribution in China -- Keith B. WAGNER: Xue Jianqiang as Reckless Documentarian: Underdevelopment and Juvenile Crime in post-WTO China -- Social Engagement. Yiman WANG: Of Animals and Men: Toward A Theory of Docu-ani-mentary? -- Ying QIAN: Working with Rubble: Montage, Tweets, and the Reconstruction of an Activist Cinema -- Jia TAN: Provincializing the Chinese Mediascape: Cantonese Digital Activism in Southern China -- Platforms and Politics. Jeesoon HONG with Matthew D. JOHNSON: Shanghai Expo and Screen-Spaces: Big Screens and New Collectivity -- Ma RAN: Regarding the Grassroots Chinese Independent Film Festivals: Regional Assemblage and Abnormal Film Networking? -- Matthew D. JOHNSON: Wu Wenguang and the NGO Aesthetic -- Xiaomei CHEN: The Cinematic Deng Xiaoping: Reform or Restoration? -- Online Audiences -- Ralph parfect: you must believe there is such a person in this world: internet contention of Zhang Yimou's sexual storytelling in under the Hawthorn tree/Shanzhashu Zhi Lian -- Xiao LIU: From the glaring sun to the flying bullets: the dilemma of elliptical memories in "post-" era Chinese cinema.

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