Recycled Images: the Art and Politics of Found Footage Films
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-4077.v4i7p52-63Keywords:
Cinema, Mídia, Found footageAbstract
Whatever the filmmaker may do to them — including nothing more than reproduce them exactly as he or she found them — recycled images call attention to themselves as images, as products of the image-producing industries of film and television, and therefore as pieces of the vast and intricate mosaic of information, entertainment, and persuasion that constitute the media-saturated environment of modern — or many would say, postmodern — life. By reminding us that we are seeing images produced and disseminated by the media, found footage films open the door to a critical examination of the methods and motives underlying the media's use of images.
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