"Traces recurring debates about what constitutes film's political potential and argues that the relation between the film and the urban space has been critical to these debates and their historical transformations. The book demonstrates that certain...
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"Traces recurring debates about what constitutes film's political potential and argues that the relation between the film and the urban space has been critical to these debates and their historical transformations. The book demonstrates that certain recurring prescriptions - shooting on location, disrupting normalising time, experimenting with memory, interlinking the spaces of screen and cinema - draw on the relation between film and urban space as a kind of laboratory"--Provided by publisher
The view from the street : the politics of shooting on locationMovement and the street : the potential of cinematic time -- Remembering to forget to remember : the persistence of memory and the cinematic city -- Cinema and its publics : between the screen and the street.
