Ireland and Cinema

Notes on Contributors<BR>Foreword; Martin McLoone<BR>Introduction; Barry Monahan<BR>PART I: POLITICS OF HOME, SPACE AND PLACE<BR>1. ' 'Nothin ' ' But a Wee Humble Cottage ' ': At Home in Irish Cinema; Conn Holohan <BR>2. Gangland Geometries: Space, Mobility and Transgression in the Veronica Guerin Films; Jenny Knell<BR>3. ' 'Don ' 't Use Your Own Accents! ' ': Representations of Dublin ' 's Accents in Contemporary Film; Nicholas O ' 'Riordan<BR>4. Beyond Horror: Surviving Abuse in Carmel Winters ' ' Snap; Kathleen Vejvoda<BR>PART II: IDENTITIES OF GENDER AND STARDOM<BR>5. Black and White and Green All Over? Emergent Irish Female Stardom in Contemporary Popular Cinemas; Ciara Barrett<BR>6. Transcending Parochial Borders? Jonathan Rhys Meyers is Henry VIII; Liz Carville<BR>7. Old and New Irish Ethnics: Exploring Ethnic and Gender Representation in P.S. I Love You; Silvia Dibeltulo<BR>8. Mediating between His & Hers: An Exploration of Gender Representations and Self-Representations; Patricia Neville<BR>PART III: NORTHERN IRELAND <BR>9. From Belfast to Bamako: Cinema in the Era of Capitalist Realism; Stephen Baker and Greg McLaughlin<BR>10. ' 'Many Sides, Many Truths ' ': Collaborative Filmmaking in Transitional Northern Ireland; Laura Aguiar<BR>11. The Suffering Male Body in Steve McQueen ' 's Hunger; Raita Merivirta<BR>12. Mickybo and Me: A Cinematographic Adaptation for an International Audience; Brigitte Bastiat<BR>PART IV: OVERSEAS PERSPECTIVES<BR>13. Singing in the Rain: The Irish-Themed Film Musical and Schlager ' 's Hibernian Moment; Fergal Lenehan<BR>14. Irish Cinema: a French Perspective; Isabelle Le Corff<BR>15. Is Adaptation an Act of Transformation? J.B. Keane ' 's The Field on Screen; Noélia Borges<BR>16. Irish Cinema in Italy: the Roma Irish Film Festa; Ciara Chambers and Barry Monahan<BR>Bibliography<BR>Filmography<BR>Index<BR><BR>