Cinemas of the Mozambican Revolution: Anti-Colonialism, Independence and Internationalism in Filmmaking, 1968–1991

Ros Gray

doi:10.1017/9781787446588

A timely analysis of cinema in the Mozambican Revolution that provides a pre-history to current debates on decolonisation, the politics of the moving image, and artistic engagements with anti-colonial archives.

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Frontmatter
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Contents
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List of Images
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Acknowledgements
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Glossary
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Abbreviations
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Map of Mozambique
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Introduction
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1 - We Will Win! Filming the Armed Struggle in Mozambique, 1968–1973
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2 - From the Rovuma to the Maputo: Confluences of Independence, 1974–1975
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3 - Birth (of the Image) of a Nation: Delivering Cinema to the People, 1976–1978
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4 - Who Exactly is the Party? Didacticism, the Battle of Information and the Vanguard Party, 1977–1979
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5 - A New Symphony: Cinema and Television in the ‘Decade of Development’, 1980–1984
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6 - Let Them Come! Filmmaking on the Frontline against Apartheid, 1980–1989
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7 - The Time of the Leopards: The End of Socialist Fictions and the Beginnings of the Docu-Drama, 1985–1991
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
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Filmography
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Index
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Anti-Colonialism, Independence and Internationalism in Filmmaking, 1968–1991

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Contents

Frontmatter
pp i-v

Contents
pp vi-vi

List of Images
pp vii-ix

Acknowledgements
pp x-xi

Glossary
pp xii-xv

Abbreviations
pp xvi-xvii

Map of Mozambique
pp xviii-xix

Introduction
pp 1-14

1 - We Will Win! Filming the Armed Struggle in Mozambique, 1968–1973
pp 15-64

2 - From the Rovuma to the Maputo: Confluences of Independence, 1974–1975
pp 65-112

3 - Birth (of the Image) of a Nation: Delivering Cinema to the People, 1976–1978
pp 113-148

4 - Who Exactly is the Party? Didacticism, the Battle of Information and the Vanguard Party, 1977–1979
pp 149-180

5 - A New Symphony: Cinema and Television in the ‘Decade of Development’, 1980–1984
pp 181-210

6 - Let Them Come! Filmmaking on the Frontline against Apartheid, 1980–1989
pp 211-234

7 - The Time of the Leopards: The End of Socialist Fictions and the Beginnings of the Docu-Drama, 1985–1991
pp 235-254

Conclusion
pp 255-264

Bibliography
pp 265-276

Filmography
pp 277-282

Index
pp 283-292

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