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Soul Of The Documentary Framing Expression Ethics Ilona Hongisto

Name: Soul Of The Documentary Framing Expression Ethics Ilona Hongisto
SKU: BELL-5598804
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Amsterdam University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.41 MB

Pages: 180

Author: Ilona Hongisto

ISBN: 9789089647559, 9089647554

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Soul Of The Documentary Framing Expression Ethics Ilona Hongisto by Ilona Hongisto 9789089647559, 9089647554 instant download after payment.

Soul of the Documentary offers a groundbreaking new approach to documentary cinema. Ilona Hongisto stirs current thinking by suggesting that the work of documentary films is not reducible to representing what already exists. By closely reading a diverse body of films—from The Last Bolshevik to Grey Gardens—Hongisto shows how documentary cinema intervenes in the real by framing it and creatively contributes to its perpetual unfolding. The emphasis on framing brings new urgency to the documentary tradition and its objectives, and provokes significant novel possibilities for thinking about the documentary’s ethical and political potentials in the contemporary world.