CQ Volume 61, NOS. 2 & 3 (June-September 2015)

Visions and Revisions: Film/in(g) the Caribbean

(Guest Editor – Jean Antoine-Dunne)

FEATURE ARTICLES

• “To Throw Away Is to Forget, to Pick Up Is to Remember”: Memory and Violence in Raoul Peck’s l’homme sur les quais – Meredith Robinson
• The Other Jamaica: Music and the City in Jamaican Film – Rachel Moseley-Wood
• Youth Dispossession, Volcanoes and Diaspora: Recent Developments in Francophone Caribbean Film – Louise Hardwick
• Stillness in Motion: Todos los Caminos Conducen al Mar – Gabrielle A. Hezekiah
• Sex, Spirit and the Artist in the Films of Felix de Rooy – Jean Antoine-Dunne
• Filmic Autobiography in the Caribbean Diaspora – Elspeth kydd
• Songs for an Open Road: Humberto Solás’s Miel para Oshún and Barrio Cuba – A Legacy Lives On

• Diane Accaria- Zavala

INTERVIEW

• Alighting on a Language of Caribbean Film: A Conversation with Yao Ramesar – Dina Poon Chong

  TRIBUTE – Annabelle Alcazar

• Horace Ové, Cultural Icon

  ARCHIVE GEMS

• Through the Camera’s Eye: The Making of The Harder They Come – Franklyn “Chappy” St Juste

  PHOTO ESSAY 1 – Yao Ramesar

• Haiti Bride

  PHOTO ESSAY 2 – Horace Ové

• The Ghost of Hing King Estate

  BOOK REVIEWS

• Kristen Block, Ordinary Lives in the Early Caribbean: Religion, Colonial Competition, and the Politics of Profit

  -Reviewed by Rikki Bettinger

• Kit Candlin and Cassandra Pybus, Enterprising Women: Gender, Race and Women in the Revolutionary Atlantic

  -Reviewed by Dalea Bean

• Nadia V. Celis Salgado, La rebelión de las niñas: El Caribe y la “conciencia corporal”

  -Reviewed by Ivette Romero

• Aaron Kamugisha, ed., Caribbean Political Thought: The Colonial State to Caribbean Internationalisms; Aaron Kamugisha, ed., Caribbean Political Thought: Theories of the Post-Colonial State

  -Reviewed by F.S.J. Ledgister

• Basil Reid, ed., Caribbean Heritage

  -Reviewed by Candia Mitchell Hall

• Frank Graziano, Undocumented Dominican Migration

-Reviewed by Oneil Hall