追寻新自由主义印度的卡夫卡式:禁止吸烟(2007)

Q1 Arts and Humanities

Studies in South Asian Film and Media Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.1386/safm_00047_1

Soumik Pal

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这篇文章将电影《禁止吸烟》（2007）视为一部“卡夫卡式”艺术作品的例子，尽管这部作品在商业上失败了，但它试图对新自由主义秩序（以及即将到来的法西斯主义）的荒谬性进行巧妙的批判。文章探讨了这部电影如何探索城市空间和技术、监视、审查、右翼民粹主义的兴起以及非理性新自由主义秩序中的身份谈判的承诺（及其未实现）。

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Tracing the Kafkaesque in neoliberal India: No Smoking (2007)

This article looks at the film No Smoking (2007), as an example of a ‘Kafkaesque’ piece of art which, though a commercial failure, attempts an ingenious critique of the absurdity of the neoliberal order (and impending fascism). The article examines how the film explores the promises (and their non-fulfilment) of urban space and technology, surveillance, censorship, the rise of right-wing populism, and the negotiations of identity in the irrational neoliberal order.

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Studies in South Asian Film and Media Arts and Humanities-Visual Arts and Performing Arts

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