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FREE PDF æ BOOK The Cinema of Sally Potter Moments of Exchange Directors' Cuts ☆ Internationally renowned as a filmmaker writer and composer Sally Potter has always been a provocateur as a feminist filmmaker and performer a leading light of the BFI Production Board generation a British filmmaker Oscar Her most recent film Rage 2009 told entirely through talking heads shot against greenscreenWhile Rage looks ahead to a new economy both financial and visual it draws deeply on Potter's committed refashioning of cinematic looking and listening through her attention to what dominant culture neglects and suppresses labor performance beauty poetry listening and the spirit of place Putting the unseen on screen Potter's films fill the viewer with wonder and desire enacting the possibilities of cinema as lo

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Internationally renowned as a filmmaker writer and composer Sally Potter has always been a provocateur as a feminist filmmaker and performer a leading light of the BFI Production Board generation a British filmmaker Oscar nominated for a low budget costume drama and a pioneer of digital cinema Drawing on exclusive access to archival materials and in depth interviews with Britain's most independent director The Cinema of Sally Potter A Politics of Love opens up vivid historical political and cultural v

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The Cinema of Sally Potter Moments of Exchange Directors' CutsIstas to give the first full account of this extraordinary careerPotter's award winning films Thriller 1979 Orlando 1992 The Tango Lesson 1997 The Man Who Cried 2000 and Yes 2004 are valued by cinephiles and theorists alike for their evocative sensuality incisive wit and explosive refusal of cinematic clichs ualities famously crystallized in Orlando's generously and exactingly reciprocal gaze to camera That gaze is the dynamic core of Potter's formally and politically radical reconception of cinema in