Compare and Contrast the Relationship Between Voice, Space, and Forms of Intimacy in Two or More of the Films Studied on this Unit
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2021
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In both Sud and E-muet, voice and space inform the ethical as well as the aesthetic. Voice in documentary may be taken literally to mean the voices of social ac
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| Authors | Kemp, Ellen; |
| Journal | French Studies Bulletin |
| Year | 2021 |
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