The Mumbai Slum: Aerial Views and Embodied Memories
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In this third and final part of our Slums series, Ranjani Mazumdar discusses two recent films that have created "embodied cartographies" of Mumbai's Dharavi.
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The Gamification and Domestication of Slum Voyeurism: From Poverty Porn to Aesthetics of Precarity
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In the second part of our Slum series, Elmo Gonzaga probes the ethics of journalistic, cinematic, and gamified images of informal settlements in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong.
The Origins of Slums, Capitalism and the Shortcomings of Cinema
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How have slums been represented onscreen? In the first installment of a three-part series, Igor Krstić considers the history of the cinematic representation of slums and examines the capacity of visual media to portray the complex relationships between capitalism and urban development.
A Historiographic Approach to Old Tucson
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Josh Gleich examines the value and limitations of historical records that will inform his cross-disciplinary study of Old Tucson Studios.
A Geographic Approach to Old Tucson
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Chris Lukinbeal explains how GIS techniques, drone technology, and multi-layer mapping data can help trace the topography of location shoots.
Old Tucson: Studio and Location, Geography and Film Historiography
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Josh Gleich and Chris Lukinbeal use a perennial location for westerns to ask how film scholars and geographers might each approach such a site and what they might learn from one another.