Seeing and believing : religion and values in the movies / Margaret R. Miles.
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- 0807010308
- 791.43 20 M595se
- PN1995.9.R4 M56 1996
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Tantur Ecumenical Institute Library Main Collection (Lower Floor) | 791.43 M595se (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | SS000875222 |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-238) and index.
pt. I. Religion in popular film. Moving shadows: religion and film as cultural products -- "Were you there when they crucified my Lord?" : The Last temptation of Christ; Jesus of Montreal -- Seeing (as if) with our own eyes : The Mission; Romero -- Not with my other: representing Islam and Judaism in a dominantly Christian society : Not without my daughter; The Chosen; Chariots of fire -- There is a bomb in Gilead: Christian fundamentalism in popular film : The Handmaid's tale; The Rapture. pt. II. Race, gender, sexuality, and class in popular film. "Older, wiser, stronger": representation and self-representation : The Long walk home; Daughters of the dust -- Good clean fun: Love in popular film : Thelma and Louise; The Piano -- Bodies, pleasures, and pains : Jungle fever; Paris is burning -- What you see is what you get: religion and values in the movies.
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