10/40/70 e-bog
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In an era of rapid transformation from analog to digital, how can we write about cinema in ways that are as fresh, surprising, and challenging as the best films are? In 10/40/70 Nicholas Rombes proposes one bold possibility: pause a film at the 10, 40, and 70-minute mark and write about the frames at hand, no matter what they are. This method of constraintby eliminating choice and foreclosing o...
E-bog
74,45 DKK
Forlag
Zero Books
Udgivet
28 marts 2014
Længde
137 sider
Genrer
APFA
Sprog
English
Format
epub
Beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9781782791393
In an era of rapid transformation from analog to digital, how can we write about cinema in ways that are as fresh, surprising, and challenging as the best films are? In 10/40/70 Nicholas Rombes proposes one bold possibility: pause a film at the 10, 40, and 70-minute mark and write about the frames at hand, no matter what they are. This method of constraintby eliminating choice and foreclosing on authorial intentionallows the film itself to dictate the terms of its analysis freed from the tyranny of predetermined interpretation. Inspired by Roland Barthes's notion of the ';third meaning' and its focus on the film frame as an image that is neither a photograph nor a moving image, Rombes assumes the role of image detective, searching the frames for clues not only about the films themselvesdrawn from a wide range of genres and time periodsbut the very conditions of their existence in the digital age.