The Hunt for the Wild Bunch: Simultaneous Multiplicity and Alternative Genealogies in World Cinema

Rob Stone*

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Abstract

This video essay ‘The Hunt for the Wild Bunch: Simultaneous Multiplicity and Alternative Genealogies in World Cinema’ was created for the Centenary Symposium of the Bulletin of Spanish Studies held in Queen’s University Belfast in September 2023. It theorizes, constructs and illustrates a mode of analysis that exploits the potential of video essays in Film Studies. In addition, by way of considerations of alternative genealogies in World Cinema and the work of Carlos Saura and his influence on Sam Peckinpah, it contends that videographic criticism can be a vital, progressive component of contemporary scholarship.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)149-159
Number of pages10
JournalBulletin of Spanish Visual Studies
Volume8
Issue number1
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 19 Mar 2024
EventBulletin of Spanish Studies Centenary Celebration Symposium - Queen's University, Belfast, United Kingdom
Duration: 14 Sept 202315 Sept 2023
https://www.qub.ac.uk/schools/ael/Research/ResearchinLanguages/InterdisciplinaryResearchCentresandNetworks/BulletinofSpanishStudies/CelebratingOurCentenary/Filetoupload,2048873,en.pdf

Keywords

  • World Cinema
  • Film History
  • Rhizomatic
  • Saura
  • Peckinpah
  • Genealogy
  • multiplicity

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