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Film and Politics (2024)

https://doi.org/10.18485/ips_film_politics.2024
1.
The World of Dune as an Alternate Future Without AI

Primož Krašovec

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 13–32

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They Slay Dragons, Don’t They? On Taming of Dragons and the Oblivion of Evil in Modern Storytelling

Nikola Tanasić

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 33–48

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Star Wars, from the Jungles of Vietnam to the Deserts of Iraq and Beyond

Ivan Matić

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 49–64

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The Prince of the Rings: Can Films Help Us Understand Politics?

Isidora Novaković

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 65–80

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Films and Series as Instruments of Geopolitics

Zoran Milošević

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 83–103

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6.
Film as Soft Power

Braco Kovačević

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 105–125

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Cultural Paradiplomacy Capacities; Cinema and Film: A Strategic Perspective in Cultural Relation and Convergence; A Case Study of Iran and Serbia

Maryam Khaleghinezhad

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 127–142

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8.
Film and Reconciliation: A Case Study from the Republic of South Africa

Miloš Jevtić

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 143–157

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9.
Cinema as a Tool of Cognitive Warfare: The Case of the Republic of Serbia

Elena G. Ponomareva
Yevgeny V. Ryabinin

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 159–172

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“Kill the Russian... in Yourself” Images of Donbass, Russia, and Russians in Modern Ukrainian Cinema

Eduard Anatolievich Popov

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 173–188

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11.
Modern Motion Pistures and TV Series as Tools of Soft Power

Vladimir Dubrovin

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 189–199

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12.
Archaic Motives in Modern Cinematography

Rustem Vahitov

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 203–211

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13.
Social Deviations and Deviations of Socialism: Critical Cinematography of the Yugoslav Black Wave

Aleksandar Matković

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 213–232

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14.
Feature Films and Documentaries on Soviet History as a Means of Constructing Political Identity in Contemporary Russia

Andrey Baranov

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 233–246

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15.
The Film Industry as a Political Persuasion Technology

Natalya Belous
Elena Vakulina

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 247–254

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16.
The Film “Alexa Dundić” as Part af the Policy of Overcoming the Conflict of the FPR of Yugoslavia and the USSR

Nenad Petrović

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 255–264

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17.
Anthropological Interpretation of the Film “They Live”

Jelena Miljković Matić

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 265–284

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18.
The Political and Ideological Aspect in the Cinematography of the USSR and the Russian Federation on the Example of Films about War

Ivan Andreevich Ivannikov

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 285–294

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19.
Situ Zhaodun’s Legacy: An Enduring Contribution to Socio-Cultural Cinematography

Marta Nešković
Hongyun Sun

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 297–316

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20.
Oliver Stone’s Political Cinema

Vladan Stanković

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 317–331

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21.
Abuse of Power Through the Prism of Contemporary Political Cinema

Tijana Perić Diligenski

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 333–346

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22.
The Film Industry and Election Campaigns

Jelena Vujanović

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 347–361

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23.
Critique of Slobodan Milošević’s Rule in Serbian Cinematography: A Case Study of the Film “The Professional”

Nikola Perišić

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 363–380

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24.
Cinematic Self-Criticism as a Method of Justification of Contemporary Politics: The Case of Barbie and Oppenheimer

Aleksandra Vučković

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 381–398

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25.
Suleiman the Magnificent as a TV Series Hero: An Emperor, a Lover, a Poet

Hakan Yalap

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 401–408

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26.
Czech Cinematography as an Instrument of Nazi Policy in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia in 1939–1945

Kirill Shevchenko

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 409–418

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27.
Identitary Symbols and Spanish Cinematic Discourse — From Francoism to Almodovarian Cinema

Sanja Stošić

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 419–444

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28.
Thunderous Silence — Christianity at the Time of Persecution in Japan

Sonja Višnjić Žižović

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 445–463

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29.
Between History and Dream: Decoding Fellini’s “And the Ship Sails On”

Matija Malešević

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 465–474

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30.
Science and Journalism Combined in Exposing the Hidden Messages of Film
With a Selected Bibliography of Scientific Works
Dajana Lazarević

Film and Politics, 2024, p. 475–487

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