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STUDIES IN EASTERN EUROPEAN CINEMA
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ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/2040350X.2022.2088135
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Roman Polanski; Samantha Geimer; MeToo; censorship; cancel culture; film authorship
This article engages with recent debates about Polanski's personal conduct and its impact on the reception of his films. It highlights the increasing significance of an artist's personal conduct, particularly sexual conduct, in evaluating their work and connecting with audiences. The article also explores the relationship between authorship, moral values, and aesthetic appreciation.
This article engages with arguments in recent discussions about Polanski's personal conduct, and the effect of these discussions on the reception of his films. It also uses these debates to shed light on the changing attitudes toward cinema and art at large, pointing to the growing importance of the artists' personal conduct, especially sexual conduct, in the assessment of their work, including making spotless behaviour a condition to reach the audience. It does so from a position which is critical of censorship. The article draws on Polanski's biography, especially the part describing his encounter with Samantha Gailer (now Samantha Geimer) and recent journalistic discourse about his conduct and films, following the rise of the #MeToo movement. It is informed by debates about authorship in film and art and the relationship between moral and aesthetic values.
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