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| Whenever an organization goes through multiple transitions, feelings of uneasiness and unsettledness become all too common. John Warren, in relating that he no longer "stud[ies] all day about running into the woods, nor dream[s] of it nights, as [he] used to" (Drew 186), demonstrates how border-crossing is inextricable from a whole psychological atmosphere of morbid unsettledness and suspended desire. Shot on Super 16 film stock that was digitally scanned and masked to Cinemascope proportions, the picture has a jumpy, grainy texture that evokes the itchy unsettledness of impulsive passion. |
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