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film, thematizing the “filmmaker-audience loop” ( Plantinga 2011 ), which establishes the documentary practitioner as an entity driven by similar affective and cognitive mechanisms as the spectator. Nevertheless, this area does not only include

mainly on interview material. Of course, the aim of this article is not to generalize our empirical results, but rather to develop a way of analyzing and thematizing the experience of male fitness dopers. Deriving from the verbatim transcripts, the data

the viewer’s self-perception (53). He does this by surveying a select number of films that are not merely proprioceptive (all perception is inherently proprioception), but that also “thematize proprioception,” taking viewers’ sense of space as their

Journey Inside,” the exhibit offers up an alternative to the highly regulated and censored frames of both Iranian and Western governments. The exhibit thematizes representation in a way that posits the visual stories of young photographers as

Burn After Reading (Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, 2008) is suspicion and paranoia involving espionage. In fact, in a way, the film thematizes both the futility and the unexpected outcomes of looking for patterns of deeper, hidden meaning in the real world

literally “voices” in its debut. Healy's known struggle with heroin addiction and his regained sobriety following rehab in 2017, both frequently thematized in the band's songs, find curious reverberations with the techno-psychedelic worldview of Lu

expressionistic techniques to shape tone and mood within an otherwise neorealist style), systematically reorient the psychological focus, and retroactively confuse the affective flow of the film. The multiperspectival, emotional thematization of the material

or any number of perceived abnormalities) to be characterized and thematized” (Murray 2008: 249) . In such films we are given permission to stare at the exaggerated autistic or disabled character, rather than have access to the particularities of

serve. Citing Krauss, Chanter recognizes—like Tyler—how “abjection has been invoked in ways that insists on ‘themes and substances’ … and that abject art tends to thematize ‘the marginalized, the traumatized, the wounded, as an essence that is feminine

influence of Hollywood has often been, there are many other national industries and filmic practices that may offer very different thematizings of race, including indigenous and ethnic film, Third Cinema, and a range of non-Western traditions. Another