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Sandra SchäferMoments of Rupture. Spaces, Militancy & Film (Metrozones)

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Films and spaces have the capacity to intervene in the nexus of power, violence, and liberation. Sandra Schäfer?s book examines the methods of militant cinema within the decolonisation and liberation struggles of the 1960s and 1970s. The author analyses contemporary film and the media produced during the radicalisation of the student movement in West Germany. 0Using her own cinematic work as a foundation, Schäfer focuses on two ?projects? undertaken by Hezbollah in Lebanon: the Resistance Museum in the south of the country and the reconstruction of Beirut?s Haret Hreik district after it was bombed by the Israeli military in 2006. How does Hezbollah use space and architecture to shift power relations? 0How do these relations influence memory and identity? In the process of her investigation, Schäfer examines different geopolitical contexts as well as her own position as an artist.

Format: Paperback
Published: 2020
Pages: 232
Publisher: Spector Books
ISBN: 9783959053914

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