Microaggression and proxemics in The View from Up Here

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Short Film Studies Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI:10.1386/sfs_00103_1

Marci Mazzarotto

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Abstract

This article explores how proxemics (by way of cinematography and other formal strategies) as well as microaggressions are brilliantly deployed throughout The View from Up Here in order to demonstrate a racist power dynamic – one that is inherently tied to the manner in which deeply damaging stereotypes of migrants and refugees are not only created and reinforced by the mass media but also subsequently disseminated by audiences.

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Short Film Studies FILM, RADIO, TELEVISION-

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