Benedetta Andreasi

Benedetta Andreasi is a graduate researcher in Film and Media Studies. Her work explores the production and use of media space, with a focus on how images of migration are constructed, circulated, and perceived in post-media environments. She is interested in phenomenological and practice-based videographic approaches to visual culture, examining how moving images interact with displaced political subjects and reconfigure the conditions of appearance and coexistence. She holds a Master’s degree in Economics and Administration of Arts and Culture from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Statistics for Organisations from the University of Turin.

The 100 Best Movies of the 21st Century: “One Hundred (Lonely) Movies Walk Into a Bar”

VIDEO-ESSAY. This piece from the “One Hundred Movies Walk into a Bar…” series features Benedetta Andreasi’s dismantling of the visual choices made by The New York Times’ editors. “One Hundred (Lonely) Movies Walk Into a Bar” redesigns the list by reframing the pictures’ subjects and interfering with the reader’s experience of the list.