Towards a post-materialist practice in expanded cinema
Structural/materialist film and expanded cinema, as practised within the United Kingdom, found their origins within the ‘London Filmmakers’ Co-op’. This article argues that structural/materialist practice has evolved and while some of the original pre-occupations leading
towards this type of work remain, others have changed significantly. The focus of this article is on expanded cinema work, as within this domain, this shift can be seen most clearly. Four contemporary expanded cinema works are described and discussed, demonstrating and revealing the underlying
ideological concerns.
Keywords: London Filmmakers’ Co-op; eco-criticism; expanded cinema; feminism; grassroots; handmade film; post-materialism; structural/materialist film
Document Type: Research Article
Affiliations: London College of Communication
Publication date: September 1, 2017
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