Change in the 20th century was about conquering accepted lived experiences of space & time, change in the 21st is about maintaining a normalcy of these experiences while fundamental changes occur at a distance (social media, privatization, info, drone warfare etc)

Which puts the lie to Brody’s original contention that the economic implications, and further the explicit economic aspects, come after the personal encounter, and are not instead part and parcel, structural and situating, of that very encounter

“…to carry the war right into the heart of vocabulary”
Genet on point

Because it is a loose take on a Henry James story:

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Rest-In-Plummage Jean C Roche

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Harry Mathews- The Journalist

@davidjroth.bsky.social it may have been buried in crosstalk but I appreciated “The Fjords Have Eyes” on roundball rock

No need for reductive, tidy narrativization when truly radical Reichian cinema already exists