Screening Oxford. City, university and cinema
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Eviternare.vi11.14147Keywords:
Oxford, City and cinema, University, University lifeAbstract
Oxford has been an important location for many filmmakers. On the whole, screening cities reveals how we deal with our own idea of metropolis and the way of living in it. They all are meeting places and crossroads of different cultures, social issues, disturbing urban projects and from now on the natural place for the development of human landscapes. In this case we are focusing on the University city par excellence, very well portraited as a film set but almost never as a film character. To deepen the study of this issue is our purpose.
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