, the live-action filmmaking and the rotoscope work in concert to “lend a kind of corporeal authenticity and carnal density to Betty’s racialized body” (2000: 50). The rotoscope, in particular, “facilitates a transference of reality and materiality” to
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technical history. At each such pivot point, she demonstrates, the racialized body served to cover threatening gaps in the capacities of the filmic apparatus and to ensure a more complete bonding of the audience with the cinema’s truth-claims—often because