The Peripatetic Frame : : Images of Walking in Film / / Thomas Deane Tucker.
The first philosophical exploration of the act of walking as it is represented in filmBreaks new ground in motion studies as it relates to film Helps readers gain a fresh insight into film history through another perspective Covers star walks, walking in genre films, urban walking, walking in nature...
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