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Shooting the Family
Shooting the Family, a collection of essays on the contemporary media landscape, explores ever-changing representations of family life on a global scale. The contributors argue that new recording technologies allows families an unusual kind of freedom—until now unknown—to define and respond to their own lives and memories. Recently released videos made by young émigrés as they discover new homelands and resolve conflicts with their parents, for example, reverberate alongside the dark portrayals of family life in the formal filmmaking of Ang Lee. This book will be a boon to scholars of film theory and media studies, as well as to anyone interested in the construction of the family in a postmodern world.
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Because of Cam
Family is the only thing that matters to Alison Baker, and now that she’s left to raise her infant son by herself, it has become even more important. With a sister who seems bent on marrying a douchebag and a mother who wants to know Alison’s every move, Cameron Bailey coming into Alison’s life seems too good to be true. Especially because Cameron delivered her baby on the side of the freeway. He’s seen everything, but will she trust him enough to give him her heart?
Bailey's Story
From W. Bruce Cameron, author of The New York Times and USA Today bestselling novel A Dog's Purpose, which is now a major motion picture! Bailey's Story is a heart-warming novel adapted for young readers from the beloved New York Times bestselling A Dog's Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron. When Bailey meets eight-year-old Ethan, he quickly figures out his purpose: to play with the boy, to explore the farm during summers with the boy and to tidy the boy's dishes by licking them clean (only when Mom isn't watching). But Bailey soon learns that life isn't always so simple - that sometimes bad things happen - and that there can be no greater purpose than to protect the boy he loves.
Fatherhood 4.0
Some of Canada's most acclaimed multicultural personalities, public figures, intellectuals, entertainers, athletes, and activists share stories, memories, insights, and revelations about fatherhood, from the comic to the tragic. Through critical essays, first-person musings, interviews, conversations, spoken word, and dub poetry, this collection examines the place where cross-cultural fatherhood intersects with the worlds of technology, hip hop, and hipster culture - a cool diverse dads movement! As an African-Canadian fatherhood advocate, Dalton Higgins also digs around to see how black fathers of this millennium are faring, as academics and pundits have debated for decades what is at the h...
Tiff
Since its inaugural year in 1976, the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) has grown from a local event to one of the world's largest and most important film festivals. From the beginning, Canada's National Newspaper, The Globe and Mail, has covered this marquee event and has provided Canadian and international readers with exclusive, in-depth coverage of TIFF from the red carpet and beyond. The films, the parties, the celebs – The Globe and Mail has covered them all. In anticipation and celebration of TIFF 2012, The Globe and Mail is proud to present, TIFF – A Reel History (1976 – 2012), available for download on your e-Reader today.
Reading Rodney King/reading Urban Uprising
This provocative and insightful perspective on the race issue in contemporary America deepens the public debate by exploring the connections between the Rodney King incident and its ensuing riots and the ordinary workings of cultural, political, and economic power. Includes essays by prominent philosophers, social scientists, literary critics, and legal scholars.
