This book explores the diversity of perspectives afforded by the
emerging body of Scandinavian films produced by women. The author
focuses on women filmmakers' use of their own vulnerability in
representing Scandinavian experiences with globally relevant
contemporary issues such as race, gender, mental illness, bullying
and the trauma of migration, and highlights the frictions between
the positive and negative manifestations of such vulnerability.
Though Scandinavia is reputed for its ambitious and innovative film
tradition, film scholarship has largely ignored women's bold
contributions to the canon. Exposing Vulnerability is a cultural
and socio-political analysis of contemporary film by Scandinavian
women as they use their lives and work to reconfigure the
cinematic, the political and the ethical.
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