受害者、加害者和旁观者:亚斯米拉-日巴尼奇电影中的暴行及其后果

Andy Aydın-Aitchison
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本文从波斯尼亚导演亚斯米拉-日巴尼奇(Jasmila Žbanić)的四部电影中挖掘出关于受害者、犯罪者和旁观者的 "隐性犯罪学":Grbavica》(2006 年)、《On the path》(2010 年)、《For those who can tell no tales》(2013 年)和《Quo Vadis, Aida?》(2020 年)。我认为,从犯罪学的角度来看,Žbanić 的作品作为电影受害者学的典范是最有力的,也是最具变革潜力的。在更广阔的社会、政治和历史背景下,Žbanić 作品中的人物同时包含了微观层面的个人故事中的特殊(种族化)和普遍元素。针对这种普遍性形式,我对暴行电影中的包容性伦理标准提出质疑,这种标准要求一部电影或一位导演直接代表所有种族群体的受害者。
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Victims, Perpetrators and Bystanders: Atrocity and Its Aftermath in the Films of Jasmila Žbanić
The paper excavates ‘implicit criminologies’ concerning victims, perpetrators and bystanders from four films by Bosnian director Jasmila Žbanić: Grbavica (2006); On the path (2010); For those who can tell no tales (2013) and Quo Vadis, Aida? (2020). I argue that in criminological terms, Žbanić’s work is strongest, and has greatest transformative potential, as an example of cinematic victimology. This is produced through characters who simultaneously encapsulate particular (ethnicized) and universal elements in micro-level stories of the individual in a larger social, political and historical context. Focussing on this form of universalism, I question an ethical standard of inclusivity in atrocity cinema which calls for a single film or director to directly represent victims of all ethnic groups.
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