- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Series Preface
- Acknowledgements
-
1 Introduction: History beyond the Death Trips -
2 Authenticity and Independence: -
3 There Are Many Ways to Be Realistic -
4 The Art of Détournement -
5 In Search of the Ghostly in Context* -
6 In Search of the Ghostly in Urban Spaces* -
7 Epilogue: Grassrooting Cinematic Practices -
Appendix 1 Interview with Fruit Chan* -
Appendix 2 Funding Sources and Awards -
Made in Hong Kong / Xianggang zhizao (
)
- Bibliography
In Search of the Ghostly in Urban Spaces*
In Search of the Ghostly in Urban Spaces*
This chapter focuses on the spectral spaces in Made in Hong Kong. It explores the feeling of estrangement or homelessness with reference to two major kinds of uncanny city spaces which provoke questions about presence/absence, visibility/invisibility, and appearance/reality. They are the low-cost public housing estates and the old neighborhoods in Hong Kong. These urban spaces, whether they are indoor domestic spaces or outdoor ones, are cinematically represented through the manipulation of light and darkness, warped space, shadows, and abject images.
Keywords: spectral spaces, Made in Hong Kong, estrangement, homelessness, city spaces, urban spaces
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Series Preface
- Acknowledgements
-
1 Introduction: History beyond the Death Trips -
2 Authenticity and Independence: -
3 There Are Many Ways to Be Realistic -
4 The Art of Détournement -
5 In Search of the Ghostly in Context* -
6 In Search of the Ghostly in Urban Spaces* -
7 Epilogue: Grassrooting Cinematic Practices -
Appendix 1 Interview with Fruit Chan* -
Appendix 2 Funding Sources and Awards -
Made in Hong Kong / Xianggang zhizao (
)
- Bibliography
