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Best in Show: Christopher Guest as a Mockumentary Auteur

2018
In the final chapter of Part I, I argue that Christopher Guest’s position as a mockumentary auteur has had a significant impact on the aesthetic development of the mockumentary form and the way in which it is interpreted by audiences. A number of aspects of Guest’s work are addressed, including their tonal qualities and the question of intertextuality,
Richard Wallace
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The Lover’s Mockumentary

2018
Propertius’ text is fraught with controversy, and this introductory chapter addresses several contentious issues: the state of his text, his political affiliations, his relationship with Cornelius Gallus, his knowledge of Greek literature and the fictiveness of the elegies.
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Die politische Mockumentary

2017
„Bye Bye Belgium“ nannte sich im Dezember 2006 ein als TV-Sondersendung getarnter Fake-Dokumentarfilm des wallonischen Fernsehens, der im Stile einer kaum als Satire zu erkennenden Live-Reportage die angebliche Teilung Belgiens proklamierte und damit ein Massenpublikum schockierte.
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Mihaela, the Tiger of Our Town: A Mockumentary Play

PAJ: A Journal of Performance and Art, 2016
CHARACTERS: PROLOGUE: Documentary makers—Their number will be the same as that of the actors in the production. At the premiere there was a cast of three actors, each of whom played a number of roles.
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‘The Day the PM Joined The Thick of It’: The Mockumentary and New Labour

2018
This chapter begins the book’s examination of the political mockumentary. The focus of the chapter is Tony Blair’s New Labour government, and the television mockumentaries The Thick of It and Alison Jackson’s Blaired Vision are analysed to demonstrate the evolution of the mockumentary form in a media environment dominated by 24-hour rolling news.
Richard Wallace
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Precarious camera gazes and their articulated mode of operation in horror mockumentaries

Horror Studies, 2020
The article focuses on the peculiar employment that in horror mockumentaries is made of the precarious and limited gazes of one or more intra-diegetic cameras, in order to illustrate how, aside from carrying out a veridictive function, these aesthetics simultaneously fulfil various other tasks.
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Life is Stationary: Mockumentary and Embarrassment in The Office

2016
The Office, written and directed by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, was first broadcast on BBC2 on 9 July 2001. It consists of two series, with a running time of approximately 30 minutes for each of the 12 episodes, and two 45-minute Chris tmas specials.
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รูปแบบและวิธีการเล่าเรื่องของ Mockumentary Films ในประเทศไทย

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