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⏲ Duration: 8 min 89 sec
✓ Published: 08-Apr-2016
✓ Published: 08-Apr-2016
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This video essay brings together two texts—Alfred Hitchcock’s Rope and the recent TV show Hannibal created by Bryan Fuller—and two ways of video-based analysis—videographic criticism and vidding (which is a specific tradition of fan-made remix videos).nnMy remix creates a conversation between Rope and Hannibal regarding the relationship of queerness and violence in these texts. Or in other words, it shows how both of these texts are about “murder husbands.”nnIn terms of structure, th
This video essay brings together two texts—Alfred Hitchcock’s Rope and the recent TV show Hannibal created by Bryan Fuller—and two ways of video-based analysis—videographic criticism and vidding (which is a specific tradition of fan-made remix videos).nnMy remix creates a conversation between Rope and Hannibal regarding the relationship of queerness and violence in these texts. Or in other words, it shows how both of these texts are about “murder husbands.”nnIn terms of structure, th
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