Narration in the Fiction Film
Most films tell tales, but what does that involve? How do motion pictures tease us into building what we all agree to call stories? In this study, David Bordwell offers the first comprehensive account of how movies use fundamental principles of narrative representation, unique features of the film medium, and diverse story-telling patterns to construct their fictional narratives. The result is a pioneering, far-reaching work which will change the way we perceive narrative film-and which every serious film scholar, student or fan will welcome.
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Abingdon
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2008
Number of pages
370 pages
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9780415018777
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Available on request
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Yes
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Yes
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791 Bor
Volumes
1
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