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"Similar to her earlier works, [in Solidarity] [Joyce] Wieland selects a series of details seen isolated from any depth-of-field and seen so closely that colours, textures and shapes become interesting features in and of themselves. [...] The often shaky hand-held camera offers an identifiable subjective point of view of someone in the crowd, the filmmaker, watching people's feet."
-- Lauren Rabinovitz
Source:
 
 
 
Rabinovitz, Lauren. "The Development of Feminist Strategies in the Experimental Films of Joyce Wieland."
 
 ["[Originally published in] Film Reader 5 (1982): 132-140."] 
 
 In The Films of Joyce Wieland, edited by Kathryn Elder. Toronto: Toronto International Film Festival Group, 1999.
 
 (p. 114)