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More than just a line of sight: cinematic windows and their significance
Tony Grace
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Gill Jamieson
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In Films
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Line-of-sight
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Addiction
66%
Railway
66%
Ladies
66%
Lefebvre
66%
Film Adaptation
66%
Hitchcock
66%
In Tandem
33%
Italy
33%
Wilderness
33%
Physicality
33%
Nineteenth Century
33%
Romantic
33%
Iris
33%
Daily Routines
33%
Natural Environment
33%
Young Women
33%
Social Impact
33%
Built Environment
33%
Natural World
33%
Complex Narratives
33%
Unseen
33%
Commuters
33%
Urban Life
33%
Stranger
33%
Cruelty
33%
Florence
33%
Cultural Geography
33%
Tokyo
33%
Holidays
33%
Sickness
33%
Social Conventions
33%
Central Characters
33%
Prostitutes
33%
Victorian Society
33%
Sensuality
33%
Transitional Object
33%
Train Carriage
33%
Wes Anderson
33%
Anna Karenina
33%
Industrial Area
33%
Steve McQueen
33%
Ivory
33%
Environment Interaction
33%
Salaryman
33%
Heathcliff
33%
Industrial Wasteland
33%
Lover
33%
Visual Motif
33%
Rear Window
33%
Orwell
33%
Hotel Room
33%
Squalor
33%
Changing Views
33%
Darjeeling
33%
Libidinal Economy
33%
Wuthering Heights
33%
Train Route
33%
Window Frames
33%
Dance Studio
33%
Character Type
33%
Slum Area
33%
Rooftop
33%
Arts and Humanities
Film adaptation
100%
Hitchcock
100%
Urban
50%
Narrative
50%
Neglect
50%
Literature
50%
Nineteenth Century
50%
physicality
50%
Manifestation
50%
Motifs
50%
Regular
50%
Motion
50%
viewer
50%
longing
50%
Framing
50%
Architecture
50%
London
50%
Stranger
50%
Descriptive
50%
Italy
50%
backdrop
50%
Tokyo
50%
distancing
50%
Firenze
50%
Cruelty
50%
Commonplaces
50%
Communion
50%
central character
50%
Wuthering heights
50%
Slums
50%
Vantage Point
50%
lovers
50%
Wildness
50%
Libidinal Economy
50%
Anna Karenina
50%
Natural World
50%
hotel room
50%
Proof
50%
Steve McQueen
50%
Victorian society
50%
Cultural Geography
50%
Wes Anderson
50%
Transitional Object
50%
impetus
50%
Social conventions
50%