What Makes a Film Tick?

Cinematic Affect, Materiality and Mimetic Innervation

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This book offers a close study of how film produces sensory-affective experience for the spectator. It argues that we must explore this affective dimension if we want to understand how cinema takes up cultural or thematic issues. Examining cinematic affect through close readings of how affective immersion in cinema works to engage viewers with history, memory and cultural specificity, it deals with both fiction film and documentary. Taking an international perspective, it includes case studies of Korean detective film, classical Japanese cinema, modern Greek cinema, independent American cinema, Indian documentary, Australian television documentary, Indonesian political docudrama, avantgarde French documentary and Australian Indigenous film.
Rutherford draws on the analysis of embodied affect to revise many of the foundational concepts of film studies. Drawing on Miriam Hansen’s readings of Walter Benjamin and Siegfried Kracauer, the book explores the capacity of film to produce experiences in which the boundaries between the spectator and the film become porous and the viewer is transported in a heightened way into the film.
Pages
367 pages
Collection
n.c
Parution
2011-08-18
Marque
Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften
EAN papier
9783034306546
EAN PDF
9783035102567

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73
Nombre pages imprimables
73
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6543 Ko
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61,14 €

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