In and Out of Brussels

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  • In and Out of Brussels Book Detail

  • Author : T. J. Demos
  • Release Date : 2012
  • Publisher : Leuven University Press
  • Genre : Art
  • Pages : 152
  • ISBN 13 : 9058679195
  • File Size : 51,51 MB

In and Out of Brussels by T. J. Demos PDF Summary

Book Description: While each is a singular film, together they reveal Africa's postcolonial imaginary to be a zone of crisis, situated between humanitarian emergency, financial pillage, and the politics of memory on the one hand, and the fictional - but nonetheless consequential - construction of European identity on the other. Just as dominant neocolonial narratives (which all too often cover over movements for independence and social justice) are critically played out and contested in these works, so too are documentary conventions creatively reinvented by Asselberghs, Augustijnen, Martens, and Opsomer. The resulting moving images emerge as a complex site of postcolonial haunting, self-reflexive performativity, researched analysis, archival reordering, and post-documentary cinematic affect.

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