A Tale of Two Audiences: Migrants, Multiculturalism and Melodrama in Gossip Nation
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A Tale of Two Audiences: Migrants, Multiculturalism and Melodrama in Gossip Nation
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Australia is becoming increasingly multicultural, yet the number of non-white faces on our screens remains dismally low. This is problematic because, as Alice Burgin argues, filmic representations not only empower diasporic communities by giving them a sense of validation in the 'host' culture, but also connect them with the culture of their home.
Additional keywords: Mike Kang, Daniel Okoduwa, migrant cinema, diversity, representation, Africa, African Australian, Nigeria, Nollywood.
SKU: 02251-M179
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