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The Films of Nicolas Winding Refn

Genre, Gender, Glamour

by David Sweeney

Type
Studies
Subject
DirectorNicolas Winding Refn
Keywords
Nicolas Winding Refn
Publishing date
2024 (May 03, 2024)
Publisher
Liverpool University Press
Language
English
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Physical desc.
Hardcover • 216 pages
6 x 9 ¼ inches (15.5 x 23.5 cm)
ISBN
978-1-80207-458-1
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This critical study engages with the films of the Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn, from his first feature Pusher (1996) up to and including Copenhagen Cowboy (2023), Refn's TV series for Netflix, considered here as a long-form, auteur work comparable to David Lynch's mini-series Twin Peaks: The Return (2017).

By focusing on the treatment of genre, gender and glamour in Refn's work, Sweeney argues that the director is often misunderstood as a purveyor of 'macho' films when, in fact, his representations of masculinity are much more complex and layered.

'Drawing on a range of critical theory, most prominently the work of Paul B Preciado, and building on the existing criticism of Refn's work by Justin Vicari, Susanne Kappesser and Sofia Glasl, among others, this book provides a comprehensive and accessible analysis of Refn's oeuvre.

About the Author:
Dr David Sweeney is a lecturer in The Glasgow School of Art's department of Design History and Theory where he specialises in popular culture. His particular interests include science fiction and horror texts.

See the publisher website: Liverpool University Press

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