Beginning, Middle, End of an Era: Has Technology Trumped Aristotle?

[...]one could argue that films produced outside the Hollywood mainstream, particularly in international cinema, have never been bound by "rules" of structure and often consist of in- tuitive, organic plotting. Federico Fellini's work strays so far from logical progression at times th...

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Published in:Journal of film and video 2013-04, Vol.65 (1-2), p.9-22
Main Author: Allen, Richard J.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Aristotle
Boards of trustees
Children
Cinema and Film Studies
Coppola, Sofia
Drama
Linklater, Richard (1960- )
Literary characters
Methods
Motion picture authorship
Motion picture industry
Motion Pictures
Movies
Narratives
Nolan, Christopher
Protagonists
Screenplays
Screenwriting
Social aspects
Storytelling
Study and teaching
Tarantino, Quentin
Technology
Technology application
Theater
Tykwer, Tom
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Summary:[...]one could argue that films produced outside the Hollywood mainstream, particularly in international cinema, have never been bound by "rules" of structure and often consist of in- tuitive, organic plotting. Federico Fellini's work strays so far from logical progression at times that the expression "like a Fellini film" has long been used as a veritable adjective to describe chaotic, absurdist events.
ISSN:0742-4671
1934-6018
DOI:10.5406/jfilmvideo.65.1-2.0009