New Arctic Cinemas

Scott MacKenzie is Professor and Head of the Department of Film and Media at Queen's University. Anna Westerstahl Stenport  is Professor of Communication Studies and Dean of the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Georgia. They are coeditors of Films on Ice: Cinemas of the Arctic and, with Lilya Kaganovsky, Arctic Cinemas and the Documentary Ethos.

Contents

List of Figures 
Acknowledgments 

1 • Twenty-First-Century Arctic Cinemas and Global Media Studies, Media Sovereignty, the Anthropocene, and Interventionist Historiography 
2 • New Arctic Explorers and Twenty-First-Century Ice Imaginaries: From Metrical Documentary to IMAX Spectacle 
3 • Isuma and Indigenous Media Sovereignty 
4 • The Arnait Collective, Feminist Practice, and Inuit Self-Determination 
5 • Sámi Media Sovereignty and Interventionist Historiography:Environmental, Experimental, and Archival Politics 
6 • Sámi Feminist First-Person Documentary and Women’s Activism 
7 • Global Greenland and Postcolonial Cinema 
8 • Greenlandic Reconciliation Cinema, Self-Determination, and Interventionist Historiography 
9 • Russia’s Contemporary Arctic Cinema as Geopolitics 
10 • From the Cold War to the Climate Crisis: The Russian North and Utopian Svalbard 
11 • Looking Ahead: Global Arctic Cinemas in the Twenty-First Century 

References 
Index