[Commlist] Frames Cinema Journal Issue 22 - (Re)Locations: Transformations of Place in Film published

We are delighted to announce that the latest issue of /Frames Cinema 
Journal/, *(Re)Locations: Transformations of Place in Film*, has been 
published. You can access and read the issue here: 
https://framescinemajournal.com/

The issue focuses on the dynamic interplay between film and its 
representations of space, place, and location, asking how cinema 
transforms our engagements with these concepts. Traversing a broad range 
of critical contexts, questions, and perspectives, our contributions 
cover topics from the spatial logics of exclusivity in the tourist 
romance to archival footage of urban Berlin in 1940s German cinema; from 
the spatial structures and motifs in Abbas Kiarostami's work to Google 
Map explorations of the locations in /Blow-Up/.

*Contents*

/Feature Articles/

  * Berlin as It Was: Archival Footage and Lost Urban Spaces in Early
    Postwar German Cinema, Nancy Wilson
  * The Logic of Disorientation: Exploring Space in Albert Serra's
    /Afternoons of Solitude/, Alexandra Semenova
  * /So That You Can Live /(1981) and the Crisis of the Welsh Landscape,
    Oliver Dixon
  * The “Empty Centre” of Paris: Logics of Exclusivity in the Tourist
    Romance, Harriet Idle
  * Documentary Meets Art Project: Remembering Post-3.11 Territories in
    /The Double Layered Town/ (Haruka Komori and Natsumi Seo, 2019),
    Lucie Rydzek
  * Geology of Ideas, Hydrology of Matter: Nature and Space in Abbas
    Kiarostami’s Cinema, Alborz Mahboobkhah
  * Civilisational Melancholy and Temporalised Space in Contemplative
    Science Fiction Cinema: A Phenomenological Study of Jóhann
    Jóhannsson’s /Last and First Men/, Marcell Bárdos

/Film Featurette/

  * Blurring Space Across Film, Theatre and Virtual Reality:
    /Zero-Calorie Restaurant /(2023), Xunnan Li

/P.O.V. Featurettes/

  * /Arboreal/: Multispecies Industries of Forest Ecology and
    Documentary Filmmaking as Art of Attunement, Jenny Holt
  * Look At This Mountain, It Was Once Fire: Film Interventions in
    Visualising Oil at Teapot Dome, Alan Smithee

/Video Essays/

  * Mapping /Roma/, Jessica Wax-Edwards
  * Google Mapping /Blow-Up/: A Desktop Remediation, Cáit Murphy

/Book Reviews/

  * /Man of Taste: The Erotic Cinema of Radley Metzger/ by Rob King,
    reviewed by Zoe Rogan
  * /Silent to Sound: British Cinema in Transition /by Geoff Brown,
    reviewed by Jacob Browne
  * /Choreographing Mexico: Festive Performances and Dancing Histories
    of a Nation/ by Manuel R. Cuellar, reviewed by Camila 
Contreras-Langlois

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*Co-Editors-in-Chief: *Yuanxin Chu, Rachel Ng
*Book Reviews Editor:* Camila Contreras-Langlois


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