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DESCRIPTION:Microtemporalities of China’s Transitional Cinema around 1979
 . In this keynote address for the 2022 Trans Asia Graduate Student Confere
 nce\, which is sponsored by the Center for East Asian Studies\, Paola Iove
 ne (University of Chicago) will discuss whether post-Mao Chinese cinema be
 fore the rise of the Fifth Generation can be termed “transitional cinema
 ." This talk will map out how cinema mediated images of unrest and violenc
 e when the country began transitioning away from socialism\, teasing out t
 he microtemporalities these images revealed about the past.\n\nCONTACT: ld
 ennis@wisc.edu
LOCATION:206 Ingraham Hall
SUMMARY:China's Transitional Cinema
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