- Metacinema, also meta-cinema, is a mode of
filmmaking in
which the film
informs the
audience that they are
watching a work of fiction.
Metacinema often...
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Charlotte Buff, as elderlies. In 1968 Jean-Pierre
Lajournade made a
metacinematic critical reading of the
novel in
Werther (aka Les
Souffrances du jeune...
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capability of any film to
portray him accurately. The film also
includes metacinematic scenes in
which Derrida analyzes previously recorded footage of himself...
- "piston-powered mandala".
Critics have
often evaluated Serene Velocity as a
metacinematic work. Noël
Carroll pointed to the
simplified procedure with
which it...
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connections between Asian and
Anglophone performances,
emphasizing the
metacinematic and
metatheatrical dimensions of
these adaptations that
contribute to...
- a new
Nightmare on Elm
Street sequel. New Line
Cinema rejected the
metacinematic idea, but
years later, Craven's
concept was
brought to the
screen in...
- Aleph.
Rapisarda Casanova's
stylistic hallmarks include his elliptical,
metacinematic approach to storytelling, his
unconventional use of non-actors, his...
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previous works, the artist’s
stylistic hallmarks include his elliptical,
metacinematic approach to storytelling, his
unconventional collaboration with non-actors...
- obsolete.
Rapisarda Casanova’s
stylistic hallmarks include his elliptical,
metacinematic approach to storytelling, his use of non-actors,
diegetic off-screen...
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seems to
evoke the most
intimate essence of
characters and places.
Metacinematic narratives,
diegetic soundscapes, low-angle
shots and the extensive...
