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Cinema Babel - Translating Global Cinema (Paperback)
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The original foreign film--its sights and sounds--is available to
all, but the viewer is utterly dependent on a translator and an
untold number of technicians who produce the graphic text or
disconnected speech through which we must approach the foreign
film. A bad translation can ruin a film's beauty, muddy its plot,
and turn any joke sour.
In this wide-ranging work, Abe Mark Nornes examines the
relationships between moving-image media and translation and
contends that film was a globalized medium from its beginning and
that its transnational traffic has been greatly influenced by
interpreters. He discusses the translation of film theory,
interpretation at festivals and for coproductions, silent era
practice," talkies," subtitling, and dubbing.
Nornes--who has written subtitles for Japanese cinema--looks at
the ways misprision of theory translations produced stylistic
change, how silent era lecturers contributed to the construction of
national cinemas, how subtitlers can learn from anime fans, and how
ultimately interpreters can be, in his terms, "traders or
traitors."
Abe Mark Nornes is associate professor of Asian languages and
cultures and film and video studies at the University of Michigan.
He is the author of Japanese Documentary Film" (Minnesota, 2003)
and Forest of Pressure" (Minnesota, 2007).
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