Minneapolis / New York / Berlin / Acapulco / London / Hamburg / Durham / /
Company
Duke University Press / Tev / /
Country
Germany / Deutschland / Turkey / United States / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
the 2001 Berlin Film Festival / /
Event
Movie Release / Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
German cinema / Hamburg harbor / European cinema / Hollywood cinema / German-Turkish cinema / University of Oxford / Minority Cinema / University of Minnesota Press / Transnational Cinema / New German Cinema / French National Cinema / Turkish cinema / /
IndustryTerm
mass media / advertising / /
Movie
Der amerikanische Freund / Im Lauf der Zeit / Now / Voyager / The Lion King / /
MusicGroup
Niños Con Bombas / /
Organization
Economic and Social Council / University of Oxford / Duke University / University of Minnesota Press / /
Person
Al Pacino / Robert Stam / Greta Garbo / Julia Roberts / Robert Burgoyne / Sinan Cetin / Kwame / Kevin Costner / Klaus Lemke / Michael Jackson / Angela Davis / Ella Shoat / Kim / Andrew Higson / Rudolf Thome / Rob Wilson / Benedict Anderson / Hans Jürgen Syberberg / Rainer Werner Fassbinder / Arjun Appadurai / Robert de Niro / Paul Henreid / Kurz / Doris Dörrie / Scott Mackenzie / Tina Turner / Marc Silberman / Fatima ElTayeb / Wimal Dissanayake / Deniz Göktürk / Skunk Anansie / Lars Becker / Edgar Reitz / Joseph Vilsmaier / Tom Tykwer / Nabou / Angelina Maccarone / Mette Hjort / Dieter / Thomas Arslan / Sabine von Dirke / Fatih Akin / Hamid Na‹cy / Bette Davis / /
Position
social worker / workaholic designer / King / screenwriter / generic model / Shadow boxer / manager in Armani suit and sneakers / representative / Dealer / /
Hollywood in Altona: Minority Cinema and the Transnational Imagination Gerd Gemünden The image, the imagined, the imaginary—these are all terms which direct us to something critical and new in global cultural processe