Montreal Main: A Queer Film Classic (Queer Film Classics)

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Publisher
Arsenal Pulp Press
ISBN-10
1551523647
ISBN-13
9781551523644
eBay Product ID (ePID)
127359562

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Book Title
Montreal Main : a Queer Film Classic
Number of Pages
272 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2010
Topic
Film / History & Criticism
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Performing Arts
Author
Jason Garrison, Thomas Waugh
Book Series
Queer Film Classics Ser.
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
10.3 Oz
Item Length
7 in
Item Width
5 in

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Reviews
Waugh and Garrison treat Montreal Main with all the complexity that a vanguard film dealing with the relationships between men and boys deserve. They eloquently describe and analyze the film, placing it at the interstices of film aesthetics, sexual liberation history, and the larger history of representations of the desiring body. They ask how it was possible to frame the questions about men's and boys' eroticism and longing, and largely non-controversially, and they suggest why such open explorations would give way not many years later to banal and predictable plots on television police serial. At once a formal reconsideration of a lost film treasure and astute analysis of debates about intergenerational desire, Montreal Main is a "must read" for film critics and historians of sexuality alike. -Cindy Patton, Canada Research Chair in Community, Culture and Health and Professor of Sociology, Simon Fraser University; author of Cinematic Identities, Arsenal Pulp Press's Queer Film Classic series has established itself as the premiere source of critical acumen about queer film. This year's titles - three inaugurated the series in 2009 - combine scholarship with cultural context, assessing the films sometimes almost scene-by-scene and always with an eye as to what makes the movies relevant both historically and contemporaneously. -Richard Labonte, Book Marks, Arsenal Pulp Press's Queer Film Classic series has established itself as the premiere source of critical acumen about queer film. This year's titles three inaugurated the series in 2009 combine scholarship with cultural context, assessing the films sometimes almost scene-by-scene and always with an eye as to what makes the movies relevant both historically and contemporaneously. -Richard Labonte, Book Marks, A passionate hybrid of theory, film criticism and social history, engaging the cutting edge of contemporary sexual politics. Waugh and Garrison brilliantly explore this forgotten gem of Canadian neo-realism, and in the process, critically revisit the turbulent riches of early seventies debates concerning the representation of intergenerational desire ... a sustained, subtle interrogation of this haunting, enigmatic masterpiece. -John Greyson, filmmaker, Waugh and Garrison treat Montreal Mainwith all the complexity that a vanguard film dealing with the relationships between men and boys deserve. They eloquently describe and analyze the film placing it at the interstices of film aesthetics, sexual liberation history, and the larger history of representations of the desiring body. They ask how it was possible to frame the questions about men's and boys' eroticism and longing, and largely non-controversially, and they suggest why such open explorations would give way not many years later to banal and predictable plots on television police serial. At once a formal reconsideration of a lost film treasure and astute analysis of debates about intergenerational desire, Montreal Mainis a must read” for film critics and historians of sexuality alike. -Cindy Patton, Canada Research Chair in Community, Culture and Health and Professor of Sociology, Simon Fraser University; author of Cinematic Identities
Dewey Edition
22
Dewey Decimal
791.4372
Synopsis
One of three new Queer Film Classics to be published in late 2010, Montreal Main considers the brilliant yet neglected 1974 Canadian film set in Montreal's bohemian neighbourhood 'The Main' and hailed at its premiere at the Whitney Museum of American Art. The movie, directed by and starring Frank Vitale, is both a great indie film and a great queer film: a fascinating cinema v rit take on North American social mores and relationships in the 1970s. It tells of a 20-something photographer living among the outcasts, junkies and artists populating the Main., A Queer Film Classic: this brilliant 1974 Canadian cinema verité film, set in Montreal's bohemian neighborhood "The Main" and hailed at its Whitney Museum debut, is a fascinating take on social mores and relationships in the 1970s and a twentysomething photographer's attraction for the teenaged son of acquaintances., A Queer Film Classic: this brilliant 1974 Canadian cinema verite film, set in Montreal's bohemian neighborhood "The Main" and hailed at its Whitney Museum debut, is a fascinating take on social mores and relationships in the 1970s and a twentysomething photographer's attraction for the teenaged son of acquaintances.
LC Classification Number
PN1995.9.H55

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