Between Politics and Aesthetics on the Left Screen: Rewriting the History of the Chinese Cinema of Hong Kong, 1937-1997

Arts & Humanities

1. Hong Kong 100%
2. Leftist 71%
3. Film Culture 60%
4. Chinese Language 57%
5. Cultural Politics 53%
6. Chinese Cinema 47%
7. Cinema 43%
8. History 32%
9. Cultural History 28%
10. Singapore 27%
11. Hong Kong Cinema 25%
12. Political Censorship 25%
13. Outcomes Research 24%
14. Cold War History 23%
15. Ethical Criticism 23%
16. Audience Reception 22%
17. Film Studios 22%
18. Political Criticism 22%
19. Aesthetic Politics 22%
20. China 22%
21. Sino-Japanese War 21%
22. Human Creativity 21%
23. Group Identity 19%
24. History of Film 18%
25. Artist 18%
26. Cultural Exchange 18%
27. Political Ideology 17%
28. Outreach 17%
29. Human Agency 17%
30. Political Institutions 17%
31. Archival Research 16%
32. Aesthetics 16%
33. Veterans 16%
34. Historical Study 15%
35. Screening 15%
36. Filmmaker 15%
37. Knowledge Transfer 14%
38. Memoir 13%
39. Recovery 13%
40. 1950s 11%
41. Historiography 11%
42. Malaysia 11%
43. 1960s 10%
44. Workers 9%
45. Government 9%