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Baron, Christian. "Transcénique Stéréo : Paysages mobiles." Thesis, Université Laval, 2013. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2013/29338/29338.pdf.
Full textRobillard, Guillaume. "Le «Cinéma antillais» (Guadeloupe, Martinique) : de la détermination à l'extinction de sa voix ?" Thesis, Paris 1, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA01H321.
Full textIs there a French Caribbean cinema? Focusing our analysis on the fictional feature films made by French Caribbean filmmakers or directors of French Caribbean origin (for diasporas), whatever they are mostly set in the West Indies (“cinéma antillais-péyi”), in mainland France (“cinéma antillais-lòtbòdlo”) or abroad (“cinéma antillo-toutbò”), we question the paths taken by those French-produced films. Considering the significance of orality in Caribbean societies, we analyze the expressed voices of this cinema that would inhabit it with a "Caribbeaness": a dialogue established between, on the one hand, "French Caribbean cinema" and, on the other hand, French Caribbean literature and French Caribbean music; representation of diglossic situations between Creole and French; typical characters (carrying Caribbean "voices”); voices given to the time-space of the French West Indies (based on the concept of chronotope defined by Mikhail Bakhtine) through a "historicization" of landscapes that give them depth. In particular, which strategies do these directors put in place in order to respond, from an "insider's view", to the exotic and touristic vision of their realities? Listening to the authors of Caribbean literature, in particular Edouard Glissant, as well as theorists of literature, film studies and aesthetics, we observe how those different proposed voices, since they have emerged, have faded in favor of an aesthetic tending more and more toward that of the postcard, to which this cinema has tried to resist at its beginning
Mottet, Jean. "Cinéma et paysage : de la représentation à l'expérience paysagère." Paris 1, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA010539.
Full textDroin, Nicolas. "Paysage et dépaysement dans l’œuvre de Michelangelo Antonioni : de "Blow Up" à "Identification d’une femme"." Thesis, Paris 10, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA100175/document.
Full textThe work of Antonioni is a fertile field to study landscape in cinematographic art. This study focuses on Antonioni's cinematographic disorientation, from Blow up (1966) to its come-back in Italy with Identification of a woman (1982). My work aims at showing the importance of a changing and cineplastic vision of landscape which integrates the question of editing, motion (of image and inside the image itself), in order to highlight the rhythmic, metamorphic and plastic strenghts of the image-landscape in the cinema. Having shown these strenghts, I intend to interrogate the question of landscape from the notion of disorientation. Disorientation represents an operating materiel to think the cinematographic image, its deterritorialisation, its motion. Disorientating landscape in Antonioni's work leads to a dialogue with art history, which implies to rethink the major aesthethic questions of the 20th century (from abstraction to informal art, by Land-Art and performance) in the context of a cinematographic study. The question of disorientation requires new tools to rethink landscape in the cinema. I suggest to name « inter-landscape » the constitution of a landscape which integrates peculiar to image in its plastic processes relying on notions suchs as interval and inter-images. A cinematographic « inter-landscape », as can be define from the work of Antonioni, offers a plastic mobilisation of the image-landscape which allows to interrogate, in turn, contemporary artistic practice
Molinier, Philippe. "Topographies reelles et imaginaires dans les series cinematographiques d'eric rohmer." Paris 7, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA070027.
Full textBelkaïed, Guiga Lamia. "L' actuel paysage audiovisuel en Tunisie : la télévision, la radio et le cinéma." Paris 2, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA020018.
Full textPoupou, Anna. "Représenter la Reconstruction : le paysage urbain dans les films grecs de la période 1950-1974." Paris 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA030150.
Full textThis thesis discusses the representation of urban landscape in Greek films during the urban reconstruction period (1950-1974). Considering the filmography of popular cinema as a primary source of collective memory of the cityscape before and after its reconstruction, this research explores the film images of the Greek capital landscape, which was characterized by historical discontinuity, architectural rupture and collective amnesia. The thesis seeks to examine both the city’s influence on cinema and the cinema’s impact on the city, exploring how cinema created a cinematographic geography, projected urban models, reflected city imageries and formed utopian visions of historical continuity. The thesis explores various topics relating to the theme of the city, such as the practice of shots in location and the recording of urban spaces, house description before and after the reconstruction, the plots about house demolition, replacement or construction, and the emergence of new symbols in Athens geography. The thesis explores both hegemonic and alternative representations of the city. The nostalgic utopia often found in post war films rejecting reconstruction, the emergence of a modernity discourse, critical views on working class spaces, and the city as a monument or as a showcase of the tourist industry are also examined. For the presentation of a panoramic view of Athens cityscape a corpus of 110 films, representative of various trends in Greek post war cinematography, has been examined
Paradis-Barrère, Hugo. "La vie dénudée à l'épreuve du paysage ˸ une analyse des films érotiques et révolutionnaires de Kôji Wakamatsu et Masao Adachi." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCA103/document.
Full textIn Japan, the 1960s open an era of political and artistic protests. The decline of traditional film studios is followed by the development of violent genre movies and pinku eiga (erotic films). New filmmakers like Kôji Wakamatsu and Masao Adachi emerge, shooting films in which nudity echoes a constant thirst for revolution, both questioning the erotic nature of bodies and criticizing the contemporary society. Crime and deviation become a new way of protesting, while eroticism allows for a counter-narrative of human relationships. Echoing this interrogation, films of the fûkeiron, the “landscape theory”, address the question of the future of individuals confronted with the landscapes of the modern world. Overexposed bodies from pink cinema are now confronted with bodies that are absent, expelled from both the visible world and the official history. Criminals, revolutionaries, nymphomaniacs, all those bare lives elude the traditional classification and show a new way toward emancipation, sometimes leading to their self-destruction. This visual and narrative subjugation of the body under an organization that exceeds him questions the possibility of a radically new narrative. In the interval that separates figuration bodies from bodies capable of their own narrative, bare lives from qualified lives that are the byproduct of a rationalized system, a dialectic emerges that question flesh as a fundamental potential of images, a potential that might be the only one capable of breaking apart the way too smooth landscapes of modernity
Natali, Maurizia. "Le paysage dans le cinéma classique américain : définition et fonctionnement de l'image-paysage et de ses ressemblances intertextuelles : analyse d'un détail énigmatique de "Duel in the sun" de K. Vidor et des décors modernistes d'Alfred Hitchcock." Paris 3, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA030122.
Full textCinematographic landscape is always as an intricated image witch has important and profound links with the other arts of the image (peinting, photography, etc. ); the concept of image-landscape is the definition of cinema like a production of visual intertexts and not only like a "narrateur" (teller) of plots. In american classics authors the analysis of landscape shots shows the iconological layers of the film text and the culture of landscape as "country" and "tows". Movies appear like the retourned difference of iconological questions into a visual art which is mostly popular (western, melodrame, thriller)
Bayon, Estelle. "Vers une esthétique de l'humilité : visions du monde en présence de la terre dans les cinémas contemporains." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010694.
Full textDeeb, Zeinab el. "Notre image : "La sortie du jour" : continuité des gestes, des techniques et des traditions des paysans égyptiens de la vallée du Nil de l'époque pharaonique à nos jours." Paris 1, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA010676.
Full textJorge, Anita. "« Blended together in one great symphony » : documentaires officiels britanniques de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et paysage sonore de la nation." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2020. http://docnum.univ-lorraine.fr/ulprive/DDOC_T_2020_0073_JORGE.pdf.
Full textThis thesis deals with the treatment of the soundscape of World War II Britain in British propaganda of the period. More specifically, it focuses on how the Ministry of Information sought to handle Britain’s wartime sonic environment through the projection of propaganda messages and the control of information and cultural productions. This resulted, on the one hand, in an attempt to neutralize the sounds of war that the government, with the support of the scientific community, considered harmful to the physical and mental health of British citizens during the Blitz. On the other hand, the propaganda principles formulated by the government such as the “People’s War” or the idea that British people were “pulling together”, were specifically illustrated by several “aural icons” that were considered typical of the British nation. At the heart of my study lies the analysis of the soundtracks of official propaganda films commissioned, produced or sponsored by the Films Division of the Ministry of Information. From the beginning of the war, the British General Post Office (GPO) Film Unit was integrated into the Ministry and renamed the Crown Film Unit. Its role throughout the war was therefore, alongside the Army Film Unit and independent documentary units – such as the Shell Film Unit, Strand Film Company, Realist Film Unit and Spectator Short Films – to convey the government’s messages through short, medium and feature-length documentaries. What I demonstrate is that the government’s propaganda principles as well as their extolling of the British nation and its people, and of their superiority over Nazi Germany, were reflected in the treatment of the soundtrack of these films. Through a creative sound aesthetics, these films endeavoured to “harmonize” the sounds of the nation and establish a musical order within discrete sounds, as well as soundmarks encouraging the British people to resist in the face of adversity
Christin-Veyrenche, Sonia. "Percezione e visione del paesaggio nel cinema italiano da Sole a Deserto rosso (1929-1964) : le concordanze e le autonomie del rapporto con la letteratura." Thesis, Paris 10, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA100017.
Full textThe landscape represents a meeting point between a cultural model and people’s perception of the world. There are two types of landscape: one, conceived as object of observation which refers to a pictorial and artistic landscape, and other, seen as a lived space, part of the field of geographical landscape. Literature, as well as cinema, is mindful of the importance of the landscape. The regard cinema addresses to the landscape refers to several cultural, artistic, literary and social patterns, all of which are in constant evolution. Our study will focus on the perception and vision of the landscape displayed in Italian literary and cinematographic works between 1929 and 1964. Based on landscape theoreticians and critics of film and literature, we attempted to outline the various functions (cultural identity, symbolic, aesthetic) assumed by the landscape itself
Soares, Camilo. "L'espace immatériel dans le cinéma de Jia Zhangke : une politique du regard." Thesis, Paris 1, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA01H304/document.
Full text5ABSTRACT :This dissertation proposes an analysis of the approach to space in the cinema of Jia Zhangke— a filmmaker, who with Wang Bing, is most representative of the independent generation, or sixth generation, of Chinese cinema— as a form permitting an engagement of political consciousness through the comprehension of space. Through his aesthetics, Jia creates a cinematographic register that is both privileged witness of the processes of change in present-day China and a space subjectively reconstructed through the means of imagination and memory. This dissertation considers how his cinema expresses a subtle critique of the rapid and violent modernisation currently occurring in China, which engenders the destruction of its historical landscape, the loss of local cultural bearings, and the helplessness of those left abandoned. Through making references to traditional Chinese landscape painting, this work explores how Jia constructs the expression of this world in his cinema: as historical space, then as dialectical space, and finally as immaterial space in order to observe its historicity, to problematize its present, and finally to propose to the spectator, departing from aesthetic experience, an awareness of its medial existence carrying a force for action
Ahn, Hyeon-Joo. "Le cadrage du ciel dans les films d'Eisenstein." Paris 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA030113.
Full textIn this thesis, I present two hypothesis that are associed each other : firstly, in certain shots de landscape, Eisenstein forms the sky as figure, but not as ground ; secondly, he attempts to inscribe the heterogeneousness of the sky in certains shots of landscape. Eisenstein proposes to form the figurativity of the sky with three methods, that is, the juxtaposition of the sky and fragments of landscape, the nivelling of the sky and the earth, and the attribution of large proportion for the sky. The question de visualisation of depth is associated with this usage of three methods. And then, one can observe two aspects of the heterogeneousness of the sky : the figure of clouds contrasts with the graphics of figure of maguey ; the figure of the sky finds its origin in cinema, while the graphic image of maguey is the product of the cinema
Lee, Ik-Joo. "Les images du paysage insulaire cinématographique : une dialectique de la fermeture et de l'ouverture." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010599.
Full textAsté, Maylis. "Les représentations de la ruralité dans les films de fiction français du début des années 1990 au début des années 2010 : permanences et changements." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018TOU20067.
Full textThis thesis analyzes the construction of French rurality's representations in terms of tensions between permanency and change, on the basis of a corpus of fiction films released between 1990 et 2012, which narration takes place in contemporary French countryside. By actively shedding light on the approach of the filmmakers who decided to root their films in the countryside, we question the way this decision impacts narrative techniques, directing or even casting. Films being living portraits, each one is a definition of the countryside, ideal or sensitive. What, and who do we see in those films? What do the characters do and what do they say? How do they live? Can we talk of a “school” or a “wave” defining this pivotal period? Despite the enduring power of old urban-centric stereotypes, these directors are set on off-centering the points of view to explore a human geography
Tholas-Disset, Clémentine. "Cinéma muet et représentations des États -Unis : La mythification et l'universalisation de l'espace américain." Thesis, Paris 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA030115/document.
Full textAt the dawn of the twentieth century, a new media, in tune with American goals, was born: the motion pictures. It was a new kind of visual expression, an egalitarian form of popular entertainment and the best vehicle to convey the American way of life in the US and abroad. Therefore, cinema became, from its inception, a key participant in the Americanization of the world. One of its favorite topics was American space and its landscapes, which pleased and amazed movie-goers around the world. The way in which national territory and its specific geography were staged in films was complex because it intertwined realistic elements and a mythical dimension. That kaleidoscopic representation of the United States enabled the promotion of American values in a modern international society, transformed by the rise of urbanization and industrialization. Cinematic America, as it was created by the early motion pictures industry, offered landmarks to the spectator, somewhat lost in the emerging new world order
Brayer, Laure. "Dispositifs filmiques et paysage urbain : la transformation ordinaire des lieux à travers le film." Thesis, Grenoble, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014GRENH008/document.
Full textStarting from a consideration of the landscape, as it is configured daily by individual and collective practices which are supported by the landscape and from which the landscape is being shaped, this PhD thesis in architecture focuses on the ordinary transformation of places and questions the ways through which we can understand it in order to think out the becoming of these places. How can we take into account the dynamic of the ambiance in order to think about the design of a place? In that perspective, this research questions the scope of film (as a medium, as a practice and in its reception): what does filming allow us to understand of the ordinary transformation of places? This work investigates the potential of audiovisual images in terms of perception, representation and shared designing of urban public spaces. How can film facilitate the understanding of the states and transitions of the relationship between space and bodies – considering that bodies perceive and act at the same time? In order to study that question, a specific methodological protocol, open to heterogeneous uses of film for the understanding and the designing of cities, was worked out. It led us to the analysis of four frameworks: 1. Collecting and selecting existing films; 2. Observing a video project within the context of an urban study; 3. Filmmaking; 4. Experimenting film practice with architecture students. These four frameworks address the question of filmmaking in different ways: status and stakes of the use of film, involvement in fieldwork through film practice (involvement in space, in time and in relation with others), film postures and relations to the world. Secondly, our research raises the question of film reception. It is, then, from a collective experience of reception that film becomes the base of a dialogue between people who are invited to share and debate about their own experiences. The plurality of registers coming from the film reception and its discussion (what is sensible, perceptive, interpretive, critical and creative) becomes the base to work out a common design. From these considerations of the scope of film, it appears in the background that the sensible register and collective improvisations are of paramount importance in the understanding and designing of urban public spaces
Hirzel, Lara. "Châteaux intérieurs : du théâtre de la mémoire aux espaces imaginaires." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PSLEE057/document.
Full textThe thesis Mind Palaces, from Memory Theatre to Imaginary Spaces is composed of three films, one video installation and two scripts. These works focus on questions of places and their memory. From ancient rhetorical mnemonics to the use of flashbacks in film editing, this study covers the fields of photography, fine arts, literature and film, in order to come up with its own artistic interpretation of philosophical concepts. Each project develops its own way of broaching the representation of a dreamt-up, imagined space; be it relating to the "genre" of proposals, to the role given to the audience, or, at the very heart of the films, to the multi- plicity of subjectivities of the characters. Thus, the film Remains evokes Saint Augustine and the art of memory, whilst Mermaids plays with various editing and reminiscence effects. Secret Passages links real places and fictional spaces through the in situ installation in the village of Binic, and the act of wandering therefore beco- mes another way of replaying the discursive journey in the method of loci. As for the Without Percival script, based on Virginia Woolf's The Waves, it differentiates between multiple points of view on a given moment shared in a single place. In a different way, Atoms plays with the whale as a symbolic place against which imaginations wash up and diverge. Finally, by using the idea of an interior space within the fic- tion itself, the Mind Palaces project provides a way of updating ancient philosophical and theological theories, based on a modern variation of Saint Teresa of Ávila. This last script combines a number of concepts that are frequently alluded to, revisited and mentioned in Christianity, and are here distorted, transformed and used in the fiction itself
Hervé, Céline-Marie. "La machine à (dé)représenter ˸ pour une théorie systémique de la scénographie." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCA087/document.
Full textSince the late sixties, scenography became a trend in France, the majority being for the theater but also featured in art, exhibition, movies, or political summits, etc. In France, the number of Ph. D. theses touching this subject rose exponentially since 1985, and boasting a total of 182 pieces in early 2017. Nevertheless, its definition remains blurred, leading to debates and strong statements, particularly about the inherent dependency to the theatrical domain and its spatial essence. Thus, the goal of this research is to provide an accurate theoretical and scientific approach to contemporary scenography, outlining a clear definition that can serve as common material for professionals, theorists and students.Firstly, this research elaborates upon the concept of a systemic theory of scenography, baring the historical path that scenography went threw since the time of ancient Greece. Secondly it introduces new translations of referential texts. The third point is about a special corpus analysis which traces the movement of the unmaking representation by the Stream 0 (Courant 0) during the XXe century as an experimental case for testing the theory’s validity. The fourth point opens a practical laboratory. The human paradigm is deepened through an emotional investment as the theory’s real life challenge. Lastly, this research studies three special habilities of the machine related to the emotional investment (integrity attribution and mediation) trhough three specific applications (puppetry and exhibition).The prevalence of the notion of representation is what ultimately reveals the representation making machine. It goes far beyond the idea of space to define itself as creation, as well as the manipulation of representations, images and imagination. What could be known as image situation design is based on a gradation of the relationship between image, use, support and experience. The machine orchestrates and structures the idea of a relation ratio. It positions itself then as a tangible medium by conditioning the link between humanity to the world - by its relation and its representation - through emotion
Leclerc, Philippe. "Le traitement de l’espace dans Badlands et Days of Heaven, de Terrence Malick." Thèse, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/5338.
Full textThis Master’s thesis studies the treatment of space in Terrence Malick’s films Badlands (1973) and Days of Heaven (1978). First I apply myself to show how the treatment of space in these films distinguishes itself from classical cinematographic conventions, developing on the multitude of strategies used by Malick to make space (both visual and sound) sensitive and reflexive in the two films. Space here is created to be literally «inhabited» by the characters as well as the spectators. I then observe and comment on the implications (esthetical, narrative, iconological, philosophical, poetical, etc.) of this peculiar treatment of film space by showing how the filmmaker creates different types of sensations and constructs his discourse with and through space of his films. The thesis pays special attention to the concept of «film landscape» and structures itself in three chapters, which respectively study space in Malick’s work in terms of «sensation» (space sensitivity, «mise en vue» of the landscape in both films studied), of «relationship» (relationships between the different spaces and relationships between characters and space), and of «memory» («iconological» density of the landscape). In the project I also touch other important questions, coming back several times on the «poetical» dimension of Malick’s cinema and on the «space reflexivity» of his films (reflexivity and «attractional» aspect of the landscape, reflexivity of the voice-over, reflexivity of the organization and space structure of the story, iconological reflexivity). Finally, throughout the thesis I try to show that through filmmaking, and therefore through space and landscape, Malick creates a true space of thoughts that goes «beyond» his films.
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Hotte, François-Mathieu. "Cinéma et espace : l’avènement du plan par l’expérience du paysage." Thèse, 2016. http://constellation.uqac.ca/4047/1/Hotte_uqac_0862N_10235.pdf.
Full textMartineau, Julien. "Crise identitaire : Arrested Development et le portrait d’une sitcom dans le paysage télévisuel contemporain." Thèse, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/4628.
Full textAt the end of the 1990’s, the television industry experienced drastic changes to consumption and production practices. Through the exploitation of new media and exploration of new horizons, the industry has undergone a complete transformation. The nature of television programs, which were traditionally linear and designed for a general audience, has changed considerably too, deeply affecting the experience of the viewers. With the emergence of new technologies and the sophistication of public demand, the industry has to rely on brand new concepts, henceforth developing unique and complex narratives. Some of the best sitcoms are now designed as hybrid products, influenced by cultural fads, popular phenomena, reality shows and documentaries. Praised by viewers and critics for its unconventional format, the television show Arrested Development is characterized by its histrionic exuberance, non sequitur storytelling, self-referential lines and intertextuality that have become very influential in contemporary television. This television product contains unique features – considered by contemporary commentators as being somewhat disruptive and controversial – which show how the advent of new practices within the television industry has ultimately transformed the viewer’s entire experience.
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Demers, Hervé. "La mémoire et son paysage minéral : des images stratigraphiques explorées par la parole." Thèse, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/23775.
Full textThis film research-creation project focuses on the history of a former mining town. In 1971, a landslide triggered by the excavations of the adjacent mine swept part of the town of Asbestos – and its history – to the bottom of the pit. This symbolic incident serves as the basis for an exploration of how best to represent collective memory in film. In eschewing the archival approach of documentary cinema (using images and audio recordings from the past), I have tried to show what has disappeared from the town’s physical landscape yet is still very present in the memory of its inhabitants. My project is underpinned by three main questions: 1) Can Asbestos’s past be evoked through images of its current landscape? 2) Could capturing the spoken words of its inhabitants be the best way to bring a community’s experiences back to life and share them with others? 3) Can a bygone past be revealed through the interplay of present images and vernacular accounts of recent or distant history?
Khazoom, Frédérique. "Survivance 101 : Community ou l’art de traverser la mutation du paysage télévisuel contemporain." Thesis, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/24302.
Full textDuring the 2000s, the American televisual landscape was deeply shaken by the arrival of the Internet. The quick growth of digital technologies and the emergence of new types of media forced a reluctant television industry to change; be that in production, creation or reception. This transition from a pre-digital to a digital form of television was particularly difficult for the National Broadcasting Company (NBC). In the midst of this defining moment in American television history came Community (NBC, 2009-2014; Yahoo!Screen, 2015), a sitcom that embodied and reflected the various transformations brought by the convergence of the Internet and television, as well as the consequences this confluence bore to that industry. From being broadcast on NBC’s Must-See TV lineup between 2009 and 2014 to then moving to Yahoo!’s online platform in 2015, Community’s journey in television revealed its multiple attempts at adapting to a media in mutation. Therefore, the inability of the series to survive an unstable television industry through both traditional and online means underlines the complexity pertaining to television’s transition to a digital era.
Fafard-Blais, Émilie. "La ritournelle et le galop dans la musique romantique et le cinéma moderne." Thèse, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/4398.
Full textThrough an investigation of the concepts of the refrain and the gallop put forward by Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, this dissertation explores the function of musical temporality in modern cinema. The concept of temporality will be brought to light in three parts. The first will expound on the different forms of temporal articulation through a reexamination of Romantic music. With the figure of the misunderstood, reclusive, exiled composer and the use of the fragment, it will be seen that Romantic music features characters that are Earthbound and found territories. The next part, recognizing the importance of understanding the mechanics of cinematic music, presents a vital examination of the various theories on the subject and their conclusions. From this theoretical investigation, it will be necessary to understand that the classical functions attributed to cinematic music fall short of fully explaining the mechanics of music in modern cinema. Indeed, this is because there is a new issue driving the images. These films, just like Romantic music, convey the passage of time. The final part shows that at the intersection of the concepts of Romantic music and the music of modern cinema, it is through the refrain and the gallop that the filmic musicality reveals a new temporality in the images.
Séguin, Catherine. "Qualifications paysagères de la ville : l’espace aérien des toits de New York dans le cinéma américain (1980-2011)." Thèse, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/19276.
Full textAmnotte-Dupuis, Antoine. "Appréhender le territoire par l'audiovisuel : d'une démarche à un dispositif en mouvance." Thèse, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/22035.
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