Ferdinand Khittl's Die Parallelstraße: Ecological Thinking and the Implicated Subject.
Ferdinand Khittl's Die Parallelstraße (The Parallel Street 1962) is an understudied docufiction from an early moment in the Young German Cinema. It hybridizes industrial film techniques cross-sectional montage in particular with experimental prose poetry to achieve an ecological mode of storytelling...
| Publicado en: | German Studies Review Vol. 47; no. 3; pp. 455 - 475 |
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Johns Hopkins University Press
Oct2024
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