Screening Integration

Sylvie Durmelat is an associate professor of French and Francophone studies at Georgetown University. She is the author of Fictions de l int ation: du mot beur a politique de la m ire. Vinay Swamy is an associate professor of French and Francophone studies at Vassar College and the author of Interpreting the Republic: Marginalization and Belonging in Contemporary French Novels and Films.

Acknowledgments
Introduction
      Sylvie Durmelat and Vinay Swamy
1. From "Ghettoes" to Globalization: Situating Maghrebi-French Filmmakers
      Alec G. Hargreaves
2. Hidden Islam: The Role of the Religious in Beur and Banlieue Cinema
      Michel Cadé
3. "Et si on allait en Algérie?" Home, Displacement, and the Myth of Return in Recent Journey Films by Maghrebi-French and North African Émigré Directors
      Will Higbee
4. Turning Integration Inside Out: How Johnny the Frenchman Became Abdel Bachir the Arab Grocer in Il était une fois dans l'oued
      Hakim Abderrezak
5. Re-Visions of the Algerian War of Independence: Writing the Memories of Algerian Immigrants into French Cinema
      Sylvie Durmelat
6. Rachid Bouchareb's Indigènes: Political or Ethical Event of Memory?
      Mireille Rosello
7. Class Acts: Education, Gender, and Integration in Recent French Cinema
      Carrie Tarr
8. Don't Touch the White Woman: La journée de la jupe or Feminism at the Service of Islamophobia
      Geneviève Sellier
9. A Space of Their Own? Women in Maghrebi-French Filmmaking
      Patricia Geesey
10. Sexual/Social (Re)Orientations: Cross-Dressing, Queerness, and the Maghrebi/Beur Male in Liria Bégéja's Change-moi ma vie and Amal Bedjaoui's Un fils
      Darren Waldron
11. (Re)Casting Sami Bouajila: An Ambiguous Model of Integration, Belonging, and Citizenship
      Murray Pratt and Denis M. Provencher
12. Repackaging the Banlieues: Malik Chibane's La trilogie urbaine
      Vinay Swamy
Filmography
Contributors
Index