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Actions Displays	Haneke and the camps Remove from selection Add to selection TitleHaneke and the camps Author Max Silverman Call number791.43658/0009 Object number10784d Place of publicationLondon, England PublisherLegenda Year of publication 2013 Physical descriptionpp84-96 MaterialArticle Series titleMoving Image (Modern Humanities Research Association) NotesArticle from the book '' Holocaust intersections. Genocide and visual culture at the new millennium'' pp84-96 Description In his chapter Max Silverman considers two films by Michael Haneke "Funny games" (1997) and "The white ribbon" (2009) and shows how the image in Haneke becomes a site of intersection between different times and places and how scenes become haunted by a dark presence of unimaginable cruelty, invisibly located in the present and shaped in the form of the camp

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TitleHaneke and the camps

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Max Silverman

Call number791.43658/0009

Object number10784d

Place of publicationLondon, England

PublisherLegenda

Year of publication

2013

Physical descriptionpp84-96

MaterialArticle

Series titleMoving Image (Modern Humanities Research Association)

NotesArticle from the book '' Holocaust intersections. Genocide and visual culture at the new millennium'' pp84-96

Description

In his chapter Max Silverman considers two films by Michael Haneke "Funny games" (1997) and "The white ribbon" (2009) and shows how the image in Haneke becomes a site of intersection between different times and places and how scenes become haunted by a dark presence of unimaginable cruelty, invisibly located in the present and shaped in the form of the camp

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