9/10
My rating: 9
23 December 2014
An episode of our walk in the world of cinema, which was missing in our blog. Slavoj Zizek breaks through his philosophical gaze directorial ideas and techniques, plunging us into an ontology of the film, a philosophy of the cinema.

Revealing us (again ontologically) the position in which we are when we watch movies, the relationship between our reality and our imagination (the movie), transferring the last two in the film, revealing the minds of male and female characters, walking along the edges of our notion of normality and last but not least, presenting to us great directors.

Indeed, the focus here is on the ideas of film art, not the techniques that it uses. Chronologically used titles implicating us in reasoning Zizek, who, was sensed, stressed the Freudian psychoanalysis. And so on and so forth.

It is certain that more great names (e.g. Kurosova, Wenders and many others) are not affected, but the disclosure of directorial techniques and accents allow us alone to carry them on any other title.

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