No(ir) Place to Go: Spatial Anxiety and Sartorial Intertextuality in Die Unberührbare

Mattias Frey

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Premiering at the height of the global neo-noir craze, Oskar Roehler's Die Unber�hrbare is willfully out of the past. It renegotiates the classic noir's preoccupation with space and material culture, dramatizing millennial German spatial anxiety and redressing Ostalgie films' commodity fetishism.

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