Seeing Oneself Seeing: A Conversation with Lucy Raven.

An interview with film producer Lucy Raven is presented. When asked about how he was drawn to animism, he mention that relation between two types of labor as one of analogy. He comment on the making of the films that connects more to the history of animation than to the history of live-action film....

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Publicado en:October no. 162; pp. 19 - 31
Autor principal: JOSELIT, DAVID
Formato: Interview
Publicado: MIT Press Fall2017
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