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New York    1966             Kees Scherer

The Lost Worlds of Wim Wenders’s Polaroids: “Alice in the Cities,” the 1974 film in which Wim Wenders found his artistic voice, is the story of a man who loses his job because of his Polaroids. Its protagonist, the journalist Philip Winter (played by Rüdiger Vogler)—who is Wenders’s recurring onscreen alter ego—is assigned to take a month-long car trip through the United States and to write about what he finds. The movie shows Philip starting out under the Rockaway boardwalk, taking Polaroids; then he drives through the country, stopping at motels and gas stations, taking more pictures. When he returns to his editor’s midtown Manhattan office with a box full of Polaroids and nothing written, he’s fired. (That’s only the start of the action—yet he keeps taking Polaroids nonetheless.) 

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