Collection of essays, edited by Myrto Konstantarakos and exploring questions of space in European cinema. The essays focus on racial, social and gendered 'mappings' of the city and its private/public spaces with studies of national cinema, genre studies and individual directors. Contents: 1. 'Underground cinema: French visions of the Metro' by David Berry; 2. 'The city as narrative: corporeal Paris in contemporary French cinema [1950s-1990s]' by Susan Hayward; 3. 'Subtext: Paris of Alexandre Trauner' by Keith A. Reader; 4. 'Countryscape/Cityscape and homelessness in Agnes Varda's "Sans toit ni loi" and Leos Carax's "Les Amants du Pont-Neuf"' by Raynalle Udris; 5. 'Anxious spaces in German expressionist films' by Carol Diethe; 6. 'Turkish women on German streets: closure and exposure in transnational cinema' by Deniz Gokturk; 7. 'The sky over Berlin as transcendental space: Wenders, Doblin and the "Angel of History"' by Martin Jesinghausen; 8. 'The Rome of Mussolini: an entrenched stereotype in film' by Leonardo Ciacci; 9. 'Antonioni: space, place, sexuality' by David Forgacs; 10. 'Is Pasolini an urban film-maker?' by Myrto Konstantarakos; 11. 'Transformations of the urban landscape in Spanish film noir' by Alberto Mira; 12. 'The clinic, the street and the garden: municipal film-making in Britain between the wars' by Elizabeth Lebas; 13. 'Centre, periphery and marginality in the films of Alain Tanner' by Lieve Spaas; 14. 'Between the two: dimensions of space in Finnish cinema' by Jukka Sihvonen; 15. 'East meets west: mapping the new Europe in Yury Mamin's "A Window to Paris"' by Graham Roberts.