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Książki Jacka Rokosza Stracone dusze (2017) oraz Nadzy i rozszarpani (2021) szczegółowo opisują historię amerykańskiego kina eksploatacji lat, odpowiednio, 1929-1959 i 1960-1980. Autor ukazuje kontekst społeczny, polityczny i kulturalny omawianego kina, a także drobiazgowo opisuje produkcyjne i dystrybucyjne uwarunkowania powstających wówczas filmów. Utrzymana w duchu Nowej Historii Kina, licząca ponad siedemset stron dwutomowa publikacja jest monografią pionierską na polskim rynku wydawnictw filmoznawczych, ponieważ porusza tematy niechętnie podejmowane przez rodzimych filmoznawców.
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Jacek Rokosz’s books Stracone dusze [Lost Souls] (2017) and Nadzy i rozszarpani [Naked and Torn Apart] (2021) describe in detail the history of American exploitation cinema in 1929-1959 and 1960-1980, respectively. The author shows the social, political and cultural context of the cinema in question, and describes in detail the production and distribution strategies of producers working in that industry. The two-volume, over seven-hundred-page-long publication in the spirit of New Cinema History is a pioneering monograph with regard to film studies publishing in Poland, as it deals with topics reluctantly taken up by Polish scholars.
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Contemporary Afro-American cinema, from the 1970s up to most recent productions, is irrevocably tied with the creation, development and evolution of American cities and inner-city ghettos – spaces occupied by certain ethnic groups. Drygalska tracks representations and images of such spaces in mainstream American cinema from the genre of blaxploitation to the new black realism. By placing the film in the socio-historical context, the author explores the problem of the origin of the ghetto and how it became an emblem of African-American culture in popular culture. Drygalska focuses on films such as: Cotton Comes to Harlem (dir. Ossie Davis), Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song (dir. Melvin Van Peebles), Super Fly (dir. Gordon Parks, Jr.), Boyz N the Hood (dir. John Singleton) and the Menace II Society by the Hughes brothers.
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