From her very first feature films, Agnès Varda treated the sound component and, in particular, the voice, as an element endowed with its own “corporality” and autonomy, pushing it toward a different expressive goals but always using it to deconstruct the mimetic illusion. This interest in the voice evolved in a decisive way with Daguerréotypes (1976), in which the director introduced a voice over commentary, acted by herself, inaugurating a “first person” cinema, both from visual and acoustic point of view, that would characterise the entire last phase of her production (2000-2019).
Les voix d’Agnès
luca malavasi
2022-01-01
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From her very first feature films, Agnès Varda treated the sound component and, in particular, the voice, as an element endowed with its own “corporality” and autonomy, pushing it toward a different expressive goals but always using it to deconstruct the mimetic illusion. This interest in the voice evolved in a decisive way with Daguerréotypes (1976), in which the director introduced a voice over commentary, acted by herself, inaugurating a “first person” cinema, both from visual and acoustic point of view, that would characterise the entire last phase of her production (2000-2019).File in questo prodotto:
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