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What does it mean to look at land in an age of ecological devastation? Film, extraction, and the politics of land: A talk with Becca Voelcker, author of Land Cinema in an Age of Extraction
How to represent land subjected to extraction without reproducing the very forms of distance and possession through which land has historically been exploited? In other words, how to avoid an extractive gaze? And what can a camera reveal about the social and political structures that have produced i
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