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Serial and palimpsest: landscape in Vietnamese cinema
This essay is a study of how landscapes are represented and what they signify in the work of three cutting-edge Vietnamese filmmakers: Siu Pham (1946-); Nguyễn Trinh Thi (1973-)’ and Phan Đăng Di (1976-). Although diverse in their methods and foci, their works share a thematic and politico-aesthetic concern for the Vietnamese landscape as an interface between historical trauma and expressive resistance. Through close readings of these experimental films, I distil a theory from their respective radical practices. Conversely, because of the significant interest in Japanese landscape theory (fūkeiron) among both Vietnamese filmmakers and scholars, I briefly review the major Japanese advocates of fūkeiron, not to ‘apply’ it to the Vietnamese case, but to expose fūkeiron’s internal inconsistencies and thereby further illuminate what the Vietnamese filmmakers have accomplished.
Serial and palimpsest: landscape in Vietnamese cinema
This essay is a study of how landscapes are represented and what they signify in the work of three cutting-edge Vietnamese filmmakers: Siu Pham (1946-); Nguyễn Trinh Thi (1973-)’ and Phan Đăng Di (1976-). Although diverse in their methods and foci, their works share a thematic and politico-aesthetic concern for the Vietnamese landscape as an interface between historical trauma and expressive resistance. Through close readings of these experimental films, I distil a theory from their respective radical practices. Conversely, because of the significant interest in Japanese landscape theory (fūkeiron) among both Vietnamese filmmakers and scholars, I briefly review the major Japanese advocates of fūkeiron, not to ‘apply’ it to the Vietnamese case, but to expose fūkeiron’s internal inconsistencies and thereby further illuminate what the Vietnamese filmmakers have accomplished.
Serial and palimpsest: landscape in Vietnamese cinema
Jackson, Earl (author)
Landscape Research ; 49 ; 1077-1094
2024-11-16
18 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
THE LANDSCAPE AS PALIMPSEST: A GEOPHILOSOPHICAL APPROACH
British Library Conference Proceedings | 1999
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