Techno-Cinema.
Examines "Lola Rennt," a technoscientific film wherein image/matters operate across a modulated space-time continuum. Movements in a larger project that tracks the designated technoscientific capture and catastrophic release of temporalities, force and complex matters in order to produce affect and...
| Published in: | Comparative Literature Studies Vol. 41; no. 3; pp. 377 - 404 |
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Pennsylvania State University Press
2004
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| Summary: | Examines "Lola Rennt," a technoscientific film wherein image/matters operate across a modulated space-time continuum. Movements in a larger project that tracks the designated technoscientific capture and catastrophic release of temporalities, force and complex matters in order to produce affect and modular control; Creative though not necessarily controlled open-systems experimentation that captures a set of initial tempo-material conditions for a technoscientific flow or techno-cinematic event; Implications on comparative literature studies. |
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