Seeing with a Native Eye: A Hopi Film on Hopi

Kathleen Mullen Sands · Allison Sekaquaptewa Lewis

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Cinema History and Criticism Indigenous Cultures and History Cinema and Media Studies

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Motion pictures are ... thoughts made visible and audible. The flow in a swift succession of images, precisely as ... thoughts do, and their speed, with their flashbacks-like sudden uprushes of memory-and their abrupt transition from one subject to another, approximates very closely the speed of ... thinking. They have the rhythm of the thought-stream and the same uncanny ability to move forward or backward in space or time. ... They project pure thought, pure dream, pure inner life. The work is the appearance of a dream ... a significant apparition. ... (pp. 17-18).

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2026Feeling and Form (1953)1939Museum of Modern Art 1956The Dramatic Imagination: Reflections and Speculations on the Art of the Theatre

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