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As an additional parting note, I'd like to observe how NCET video resonates with Michel Foucault's metaphorical conceptualization of the archive as that which stands for the complete range of enunciative possibilities at a given moment in historical time.
It is the account of the humiliating and claustrophobic journey in a narrow, sealed wagon and the work is characterized by the inclusion of a decentered and dangerously split subject whose voice is multiplied almost infinitely through a constant, breakable, enunciative polyphony.
Ozpetek breaks the shot/reverseshot convention he has been following almost exclusively up to this point in order to present two enunciative voices overlapping.
 
 
 
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