What is it about?
Film Criticism Journal special edition looking at how identities are affected by location in various aspects of film-making an genre. Introductory essay co-written by Alex Fitch and Douglas McNaughton, to a collection co-edited by these authors.
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Why is it important?
Based on a conference held at the University of Brighton, these collection includes an insightful array of essays looking at international cinema, and how various films comment on location as a perspective on the depiction of fictional and non-fictional characters.
Perspectives
A great example of collaboration between authors from different Universities and research backgrounds looking at an exciting area of film research.
Alex Fitch
University of Brighton
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This page is a summary of: Space, Place, and Identities Onscreen, Film Criticism, September 2019, University of Michigan Library,
DOI: 10.3998/fc.13761232.0043.201.
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