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Screening interiority : dream, the unconscious, emotion and imagination in cinematic language
The portrayal of film characters' inner experience ensures a level of audience engagement often precluded in primarily plot-driven narratives. Yet, there is a prevailing notion that interiority is the exclusive domain of literature. To counter this pedagogy, the thesis explores how filmmakers can ex...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2015
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