film|minutes (Series)

film|minutes is a book series in the short monograph format, with each volume of c. 25,000–40,000 words focused on one particular film. Volumes in the series cut up films into segments of exactly one minute and transform each minute into a fruitful, innovative tool for thinking with the film. Each volume works rigorously with the concept of “the minute” as a non-cinematic scale/quantity and a means to look awry, to zoom in on (dis)orderly fragments that do not necessarily respect the confinements of (good) cinematic form or meaning. As a critical practice, the focus on minutes causes disruptions and displacement that create novel connections and perspectives that help us uncover hidden traces and make it possible to see each film anew.

Series editor: Bernd Herzogenrath (Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main)

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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

A must-have guide to the classic horror film that has lost none of its power to astonish, upset, and terrify viewers

Daleká cesta / Distant Journey

A pioneering Czech Holocaust film reexamined through digital methods and the ethics of historical memory

Bride of Frankenstein

Reactivating the familiar classic for contemporary audiences