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Introduction: Surveillance cinema in theory and practice -- Video surveillance, torture porn, and zones of indistinction -- Commodified surveillance: first-person cameras, the internet, and compulsive documentation -- The global eye: satellite, GPS, and the "geopolitical aesthetic" -- Temporality and surveillance I: terrorism narratives and the melancholic security state -- Temporality and surveillance II: surveillance, remediation, and social memory in strange days -- Conclusion.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Electronic surveillance in motion pictures
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