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mind-game film: a standalone construct

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Film studies

films that play games with characters or audiences, withholding information or presenting unreliable worlds that force a rethink.

In film studies, mind-game film refers to films that play games with characters or audiences, withholding information or presenting unreliable worlds that force a rethink. This meaning comes from Elsaesser (2008) in Puzzle Films.[1]

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References

Elsaesser, T. (2008). The Mind‐Game Film. In Puzzle Films (pp. 13-41). Wiley. https://doi.org/10.1002/9781444305708.ch1

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