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Italian CInema - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Fishing
      - Essere Donne, Women in Southern Italy, "My "feminism" doesnt exist. Feminism isn't part of everything. There are people, along with them, animals, plants, insects, everything that lives, that thinks, that intuit and feels...the most important is egalite, the equality of all humans, men, women, homosexuals, lesbians, transgender people" (Donahue 2)
    - - Hawks and Sparrows, poteics of contamination, “Pushing up against the very thing that he finds troubling – the mergers of nature and culture; history and pre-history; open space and urban structure – he demonstrates a deep engagement with contemporary realities, exposing both the limitations of a binary ideology and the challenges of moving beyond it.” (Seger, 69)
  - - - Red Desert
        
        trans-corporeality, ““trans-corporeal,” and uses the word to describe the “interconnections, interchanges, and transits between human bodies and nonhuman natures.” (Past, 26)
        
        how cinema impacts nature, painted trees in Red Desert
        
        Ecomuvi
        
        Happy as Lazzaro
        
        “Lazzaro, set in both countryside and city, reflects on the crumbling of a rural order and Italy’s transition from an agrarian to an industrial society” (Bianco, 158)
        
        “It is a reminder of the interconnectedness of nature, of the actual continuity between urban and rural life too often obscured by constructions of alienation and corruption in contemporary society.” (Bianco, 160)
      - Gamorrah, “dirtiness” of this suburban cityscape is both historic and metaphorical, rooted in dirty politics and disregard for real dirt” (66)
- - - - Fishing Boats, De Seta's films. Age of Swordfish, Sea Countrymen, etc. & La Terra Trema. “the forces of nature take precedence over the forces of history” (Balsom)
        
        Natures power over humans (La Terra Trema, to what extent is their suffering caused by nature and to what extent is it caused by capitalism?)
        
        Human reliance on nature (De Seta's Fishing Boats)
        
        Island of Fire (De Seta) and Return to The Aeolian Islands
        
        “Volcanoes are compelling subjects for the final act of this book, then, not just because they are riveting geological forces, but also because they enable—even demand—the formation of creative bonds between human and more-than-human actors around them.” (Past, 158)
        
        “As the opening titles foreshadow, here the intertwined stories of volcanoes, islanders, immigrants, and film productions demonstrate the reciprocal relationship linking earth script and film script.” (Past, 157)
        
        “My body, bound to a territory of toxic waste fires and landfills, exposed to dioxin bioaccumulation, grapples with deep infiltrating endometriosis (DIE), embodying the slow violence of Italian capitalist development.” (Lengo, 346)
        
        Transcorporeality
      - Lampedusa, “To live in the bosom of the waters of the Mediterranean means to live the tension of a long, complex, cohabitation between human and nonhuman inhabitants,” (Past, 50)
        
        Immigration “At the encounter of three continents, the Mediterranean Sea creates assemblages of environmental, geopolitical, and cultural forces, but also collisions between them.” (Past, 54)
        
        Mediterranea
        
        Great Divide between human and nature ““great divide,” those dualistic oppositions that separate nature and culture, environment and society, establishing a vertical scale of values that places “Man” above nature. “ (Malcolm, 4)
        
        Lost + Beautiful "becoming aniamls is acknowledgement of a non-hierarchical interconnectedness human + non-human"
        
        Black liberation, feminism, etc is linked to environmentlalism. “Ecofeminism, social ecology, and political ecology have argued for a preservation of the environment intrinsically linked to demands for gender equality, social justice, and political emancipation.” (Malcom, 6)
      - Fishing