The Skin of the Film: Intercultural Cinema, Embodiment, and the Senses
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The Skin of the Film: Intercultural Cinema, Embodiment, and the Senses

by Laura U. Marks

Film Studies Performing Arts
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Laura U. Marks explores intercultural cinema through embodiment, perception, and the senses. Focusing on the ways films can be experienced physically and emotionally as well as interpreted intellectually, this performing arts study offers a sensory approach to understanding audiovisual expression and cultural exchange.

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The Skin of the Film examines intercultural cinema through the experiences of embodiment and the senses.

Laura U. Marks considers how film can be encountered not only through interpretation, but also through feeling, perception, and sensory response.

The book brings together questions of cinema, culture, and audiovisual expression within a performing arts context.

It offers readers an approach to film that emphasizes the physical and perceptual dimensions of viewing.

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