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1. www.academia.edu › 6652437(PDF) Absorption and Utopia: Mapping the Sixties in Antonioni ...

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   In 1970, Michelangelo Antonioni took the viewers of Zabriskie Point into the Californian desert, where he—with sympathy—explored the much-observed avant-garde correlation between transgression and emancipation.

2. archive.org › details › zabriskie-point-1970Zabriskie Point 1970 Michelangelo Antonioni - Archive.org

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   Aug 21, 2023 · I saw this at the theater on a double bill with "Vanishing Point" and it was one of if not the all-time best "psychedelic double feature" ever. The soundtrack is phenomenal, ranging from Patti Page to Pink Floyd and I even used Jerry Garcia's "Love Scene" in a super 8 video I did for a film class.

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   ZABRISKIE POINT 1970 Michelangelo Antonioni OVERVIEW In California in 1966, Antonioni saw a short newspaper article about a young man who had stolen an aircraft and was killed when he tried to return it. From this core, the director spun a tale that combines documentary social realism with fantasy surrealism, inspired by the ancient landscape

4. www.sensesofcinema.com › 2000 › cteqHere Comes the Sun: New Ways of Seeing in Antonioni’s

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   Mar 5, 2000 · Daria discovers that Zabriskie Point is in fact an enormous sand dune that has been shaped over millions of years by wind and water. This is the ultimate Antonioni notion of reality – a surface whose morphology is constantly under a process of change – and where his vision is to make concrete and visible this slow, abstract transformation ...

5. www.enotes.com › topics › michelangelo-antonioniA Michelangelo Antonioni Film: 'Zabriskie Point' - eNotes.com

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   Zabriskie Point is the most intricate of all [Antonioni's] films to date. If there is a political point to be dredged from the student phase at the beginning, it is incidental to the major...

6. idyllopuspress.com › idyllopus › filmTable of Contents for Analysis of Zabriskie Point

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   Analysis of Michelangelo Antonioni's Zabriskie Point. Antonioni's films are rife with themes, peculiarities and incongruities which largely go unnoticed due his deft care in handling them and the abundant and rich audio and visual textures in which he immerses us, but they are also responsible for the sense of mystery that defies a traditional ...

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   Is Zabriskie Point a good film?

   • He will always remain a brilliant and significant director for the way he pushed narrative fiction into what Deleuze has called “the void” (3). Zabriskie Point came after the significant body of work Antonioni made throughout the ’50s and ’60s, and was his first film set in America.

   Here Comes the Sun: New Ways of Seeing in Antonioni’s Zabriskie Point

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   What is Zabriskie Point about?

   • Zabriskie Point came after the significant body of work Antonioni made throughout the ’50s and ’60s, and was his first film set in America. The story takes its cue from the hotbed of political unrest prevalent on university campuses at the time (late ’60s) and the conflict between the counter culture and the “establishment”.

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   Is there a flaw in Zabriskie Point?

   • The oppositions operating in Zabriskie Point are a little over-simplified and reductionist. If there is a flaw in this film, it lies here. But maybe it’s too easy to make such a claim in retrospect. Regardless, Antonioni draws this schema only to dismiss it and push the narrative into other spaces.

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   What happens after Mark & Daria meet in Zabriskie Point?

   • After their encounter, Mark and Daria separate to face the world “out there” alone. One dies. One rejects capitalism in the most spectacular way. Daria discovers that Zabriskie Point is in fact an enormous sand dune that has been shaped over millions of years by wind and water.

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   What happened at Zabriskie Point?

   • In March 1970, when Zabriskie Point was in national distribution, four Weathermen accidentally imploded themselves in a makeshift Greenwich Village bomb factory.

   Protestploitation ’70: Revisiting Zabriskie Point and Strawberry

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   Who is Daria in Zabriskie Point?

   • Zabriskie Point concerns a noncommittal post-teenybopper named Daria, a passively radical bum named Mark, and not much else. It opens with a student strike meeting in which black revolutionaries knock the white students’ readiness to die for the cause. Mark walks out, declaring that he isn’t ready to die of boredom.

   Protestploitation ’70: Revisiting Zabriskie Point and Strawberry

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8. www.sensesofcinema.com › 2022 › feature-articlesProtestploitation ’70: Revisiting Zabriskie Point and ...

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   Jul 25, 2022 · Zabriskie Point concerns a noncommittal post-teenybopper named Daria, a passively radical bum named Mark, and not much else. It opens with a student strike meeting in which black revolutionaries knock the white students’ readiness to die for the cause.