Screening the Creative Process : : Genius, Gender, and the Contemporary Biopic. / / Anna Baccanti.
"Screening the Creative Process" examines how biographical films about painters and writers depict the notoriously unfilmable process of artistic creation and asks what role gender plays in the conceptualisation of creativity and genius. Through the discussion of three very different 21st-...
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