War and Cinema: The Logistics of Perception

Paul Virilio's groundbreaking examination of how warfare and cinema have evolved in tandem, shaping our very perception of reality. This isn't your standard film theory—Virilio argues that military technology and visual culture are inseparable, from early reconnaissance photography to the 'war machine' of Hollywood. Dense, provocative, and utterly fascinating, it's a book that rewires how you think about both battlefields and screens. Perfect for film theorists, media studies students, and anyone obsessed with the intersection of technology, vision, and power.