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Re-orienting the gaze: visualising refugees in recent film
This chapter centralizes questions of visibility regarding contemporary refugee movement by focusing on recent filmmaking by and about refugees. The visual works explored here suggest a shifting refugee imaginary which tackles head on the complex representational politics of the human rights regime
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