Queering the Migrant in Contemporary European Cinema (Paperback)

Introduction 1. ’Queering The Migrant: Being Beyond Borders’ James S. Williams Part I: Trans/migration of Bodies and Borders 2. ‘The Ghostly Queer Migrant: Queering Time, Place, and Family in Contemporary German Cinema’ Leanne Dawson 3. ‘Trans-ing Gender Boundaries and National Borders: Rethinking Identity in Merzak Allouache’s Chouchou (2003) and Angelina Maccarone’s Fremde Haut/Unveiled (2005)’ Christine Quinan 4. ‘Transnational and Migrant Queer Affects in Two Basque Films’ Alfredo Martinez Exposito and Santiago Fouz Hernandez 5. ‘Queering the Cinematic Field: Migrant Love and Beauty in Rural Europe’ James S. Williams 6. ‘Facing the Queer Migrant in Nordic Noir’ Louise Wallenberg Part II: Refuge, (Non-)hospitality, and (Anti-)Utopia 7. ‘Post-communist and Queer: Eastern European Queer Migrants on Screen’ Fanni Feldmann 8. ‘Eastern Boys (2013): Hospitality, Trauma, Kinship, and the State’ Murat Aydemir 9. ‘Almost　Haven: Queer Migrants’ Temporary Refuge in Israel in　Paper Dolls　(2006), The Bubble (2006), and Out in the Dark　(2012)’ Nir Cohen 10. ‘We are all in　Xenialand:　Queer poetics, Citizenship, and　Hospitality in Panos H. Koutras’s Xenia (2014)’ Dimitris Papanikolaou Part III: Space, Belonging, and (Anti-)Sociality 11. ‘Queer Belongings: Recent Irish Migrant Cinema’ Allison Macloed 12. ‘From Migration To Drift: Forging Queer Migrant Spaces and Transborder Relations in Contemporary French Cinema’ James S. Williams 13. ‘Trans-regional Optics and Queer Affiliations in the work of　Jonas Carpignano’ Derek Duncan 14. ‘Inside Out: Invaders, Migrants, Borders, and Queering the Belgian Family’ Michael Gott 15. ‘Integration, perforce?: (De)queering, (De)abjectifying, and Victimising the Migrant and Minority Figure in Contemporary European Cinema’ Jeremi Szaniawski Part IV: Curating Queer Migrant Cinema 16. Interview between Sudeep Dasgupta and James S. Williams 　 Filmography Bibliography Index