Breath in the Art of Winning Cinema: An Analysis of Award - Winning Short Films. Projector Edition
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Résumé
Experience the captivating world of breath in the award-winning films of the International Film Festival Cittador 2023! In my book, "Breath in the Art of Winning Cinema, " I delve into a profound analysis of the outstanding cinematic motif that took center stage in Vienna on December 16 and 17, 2023. This book provides a concise exploration of the artistic manifestation of breath in each of the award-winning short films.
Discover how directors interpret breath not only as a physiological necessity but as a powerful cinematic element. From subtle integrations to striking emphasis, the work explores the various ways in which breath was implemented as a meaningful motif. The analysis not only focuses on the technical execution but also sheds light on the artistic role of breath. How does breath influence the emotional resonance of the audience? What symbolic significance lies behind its prominent placement in these exceptional works? These questions and more are carefully examined to convey a comprehensive understanding of the depth and complexity of the breath motif.
In this brief yet impactful work, explore breath in the award-winning films and be surprised by the insights revealed through this analysis. "Breath in the Art of Winning Cinema" is an essential read for film enthusiasts, art lovers, and those seeking a deeper dive into the creative dimension of film. Learn how breath, as an artistic element, shapes the narrative structure and takes the audience on a journey of reflection.
The following films were analyzed (in alphabetical order): "ADJECTS + Music for Objects" (Alexandre Dacosta); "Afterimage" (Robyn MacIntosh, Serin Chun); "Beethoven´s Letters" (Raouf Zaki); "Breathe" (Lesley Pinder); "BUBBLES" (Meri Dishnica); "Chlorine" (Thanos Psichogios); "DAS ROTOHR" (Paul Drey); "Double Trouble - My new life with Twins" (Hans Friedrich); "Joan of Arc" (Tim S Lott); "Marguerite" (Maximilian Modl); "Plastic Inside Me" (Desirée Jakobitsch); "Talking to a survivor" (Milena Olip); "The 7th Night: MaoMao Revisits" (ahLoong); "The Beyond" (Daniel Maurer); "The Breath of the Depth" (Poul Bracker); "The Discoverer of the Discoverers" (C.
S. Nicholson); "Try To" (Luca Werner-Tutschku). Immerse yourself in the world of breath in cinematic art and discover the invisible, the unspoken - experience breath in the art of winning cinema!
Discover how directors interpret breath not only as a physiological necessity but as a powerful cinematic element. From subtle integrations to striking emphasis, the work explores the various ways in which breath was implemented as a meaningful motif. The analysis not only focuses on the technical execution but also sheds light on the artistic role of breath. How does breath influence the emotional resonance of the audience? What symbolic significance lies behind its prominent placement in these exceptional works? These questions and more are carefully examined to convey a comprehensive understanding of the depth and complexity of the breath motif.
In this brief yet impactful work, explore breath in the award-winning films and be surprised by the insights revealed through this analysis. "Breath in the Art of Winning Cinema" is an essential read for film enthusiasts, art lovers, and those seeking a deeper dive into the creative dimension of film. Learn how breath, as an artistic element, shapes the narrative structure and takes the audience on a journey of reflection.
The following films were analyzed (in alphabetical order): "ADJECTS + Music for Objects" (Alexandre Dacosta); "Afterimage" (Robyn MacIntosh, Serin Chun); "Beethoven´s Letters" (Raouf Zaki); "Breathe" (Lesley Pinder); "BUBBLES" (Meri Dishnica); "Chlorine" (Thanos Psichogios); "DAS ROTOHR" (Paul Drey); "Double Trouble - My new life with Twins" (Hans Friedrich); "Joan of Arc" (Tim S Lott); "Marguerite" (Maximilian Modl); "Plastic Inside Me" (Desirée Jakobitsch); "Talking to a survivor" (Milena Olip); "The 7th Night: MaoMao Revisits" (ahLoong); "The Beyond" (Daniel Maurer); "The Breath of the Depth" (Poul Bracker); "The Discoverer of the Discoverers" (C.
S. Nicholson); "Try To" (Luca Werner-Tutschku). Immerse yourself in the world of breath in cinematic art and discover the invisible, the unspoken - experience breath in the art of winning cinema!
Experience the captivating world of breath in the award-winning films of the International Film Festival Cittador 2023! In my book, "Breath in the Art of Winning Cinema, " I delve into a profound analysis of the outstanding cinematic motif that took center stage in Vienna on December 16 and 17, 2023. This book provides a concise exploration of the artistic manifestation of breath in each of the award-winning short films.
Discover how directors interpret breath not only as a physiological necessity but as a powerful cinematic element. From subtle integrations to striking emphasis, the work explores the various ways in which breath was implemented as a meaningful motif. The analysis not only focuses on the technical execution but also sheds light on the artistic role of breath. How does breath influence the emotional resonance of the audience? What symbolic significance lies behind its prominent placement in these exceptional works? These questions and more are carefully examined to convey a comprehensive understanding of the depth and complexity of the breath motif.
In this brief yet impactful work, explore breath in the award-winning films and be surprised by the insights revealed through this analysis. "Breath in the Art of Winning Cinema" is an essential read for film enthusiasts, art lovers, and those seeking a deeper dive into the creative dimension of film. Learn how breath, as an artistic element, shapes the narrative structure and takes the audience on a journey of reflection.
The following films were analyzed (in alphabetical order): "ADJECTS + Music for Objects" (Alexandre Dacosta); "Afterimage" (Robyn MacIntosh, Serin Chun); "Beethoven´s Letters" (Raouf Zaki); "Breathe" (Lesley Pinder); "BUBBLES" (Meri Dishnica); "Chlorine" (Thanos Psichogios); "DAS ROTOHR" (Paul Drey); "Double Trouble - My new life with Twins" (Hans Friedrich); "Joan of Arc" (Tim S Lott); "Marguerite" (Maximilian Modl); "Plastic Inside Me" (Desirée Jakobitsch); "Talking to a survivor" (Milena Olip); "The 7th Night: MaoMao Revisits" (ahLoong); "The Beyond" (Daniel Maurer); "The Breath of the Depth" (Poul Bracker); "The Discoverer of the Discoverers" (C.
S. Nicholson); "Try To" (Luca Werner-Tutschku). Immerse yourself in the world of breath in cinematic art and discover the invisible, the unspoken - experience breath in the art of winning cinema!
Discover how directors interpret breath not only as a physiological necessity but as a powerful cinematic element. From subtle integrations to striking emphasis, the work explores the various ways in which breath was implemented as a meaningful motif. The analysis not only focuses on the technical execution but also sheds light on the artistic role of breath. How does breath influence the emotional resonance of the audience? What symbolic significance lies behind its prominent placement in these exceptional works? These questions and more are carefully examined to convey a comprehensive understanding of the depth and complexity of the breath motif.
In this brief yet impactful work, explore breath in the award-winning films and be surprised by the insights revealed through this analysis. "Breath in the Art of Winning Cinema" is an essential read for film enthusiasts, art lovers, and those seeking a deeper dive into the creative dimension of film. Learn how breath, as an artistic element, shapes the narrative structure and takes the audience on a journey of reflection.
The following films were analyzed (in alphabetical order): "ADJECTS + Music for Objects" (Alexandre Dacosta); "Afterimage" (Robyn MacIntosh, Serin Chun); "Beethoven´s Letters" (Raouf Zaki); "Breathe" (Lesley Pinder); "BUBBLES" (Meri Dishnica); "Chlorine" (Thanos Psichogios); "DAS ROTOHR" (Paul Drey); "Double Trouble - My new life with Twins" (Hans Friedrich); "Joan of Arc" (Tim S Lott); "Marguerite" (Maximilian Modl); "Plastic Inside Me" (Desirée Jakobitsch); "Talking to a survivor" (Milena Olip); "The 7th Night: MaoMao Revisits" (ahLoong); "The Beyond" (Daniel Maurer); "The Breath of the Depth" (Poul Bracker); "The Discoverer of the Discoverers" (C.
S. Nicholson); "Try To" (Luca Werner-Tutschku). Immerse yourself in the world of breath in cinematic art and discover the invisible, the unspoken - experience breath in the art of winning cinema!
