Cinema du Look Pocketbook 01: Mirrors

From the dressing table to the hall of mirrors, reflections have provided filmmakers with some of cinema's most memorable images. They can reveal a character, conceal another, or change the way we see a scene entirely.

The first Cinema du Look Pocketbook brings together a selection of film stills exploring the mirror on screen, from the everyday rituals of dressing and looking to more complicated encounters with identity, desire and illusion.

Arranged in three parts, The Mirror as Instrument, The Mirror as Relation and The Mirror as Limit, the book also features Fleeting Appearances: On Mirrors in Cinema, an original essay by Colleen Kelsey, accompanied by collages by Patrick Waugh.

The complete set:
All three Cinema du Look Pocketbooks are available together for £45. Add Mirrors, Glasses and Hats to your basket and enter code THREEFOR45 at checkout.

Publication details:
140 × 200 mm
112 pages
Softcover
Limited edition of 100 copies