%0 Journal Article
%T The Landmark on Film: Representations of Place and Identity
%A Pei-Sze Chow
%J Opticon1826
%D 2012
%I Ubiquity Press
%R 10.5334/opt.ab
%X This paper examines two documentary essays focusing on landmark architecture in the transnational  resund region comprising Copenhagen and Malm . I argue that the motif of construction and deconstruction is congruous to our understanding of the ways identities are negotiated vis-¨¤-vis spatial experience. In the films, the multiple trajectories of characters of diverse nationalities and cultures are woven into the (de)construction of the landmark structures, producing a visual space that interrogates what ¡®identity¡¯ means in an increasingly networked and global world.
%K film
%K architecture
%K place identity
%K constructions
%K transnational
%U http://www.opticon1826.com/article/view/207