Drove: Film Criticism and Aesthetics in Drive

Audio-Visual Essay

by Abel Alegria Volume 22, Issue 4 / April 2018 19:15

Refn’s Drive gets the audio-visual treatment.

Drove: Film Criticism and Aesthetics in Drive

Abel Alegria holds a Masters in Film Studies, Graduate of Concordia University. Former representative of CSBC (Concordia Broadcasting), administrator and coordinator at CUTV (Concordia University Television) and director for “Fade to Black” Student Film Review. As of 2017 he is a Project Manager and Online Content Editor for IIHL-IILH and currently a guest contributor and media editor for online monthly film journal, Offscreen.

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