Tag "cinema and philosophy"

• MES FICUNAM 2016 (29) / SHORT REVIEWS (20): THE THOUGHTS THAT ONCE WE HAD

  por Roger Koza - Festivales

  08 Mar, 2016 04:25 | Sin comentarios
  

  By Roger Koza The Thoughts That Once We Had, Thom Andersen, EE.UU., 2015 A first intuition, a not-explicit-yet- demonstrated opening premise—the 20th century cannot be represented without cinema. A corollary: to be in the world, during that period, was to be a moving image, time captured as it fleets. The opening 30 min- utes leave […]

• SHORT REVIEWS (14) / MES FICUNAM 2014 (14): THE MATERIAL EVIDENCE OF ABSTRACTION

  por Roger Koza - Festivales, Short Reviews

  22 Feb, 2014 10:02 | Sin comentarios
  

  Three Interpretation Excercises / Trois Excercises d’ Intérpretation, Francia-Rumania, 2013 Por Roger Koza Cinema and philosophy –this thesis is not mine– create concepts. A concept gives some order to experience, and filmic shots allow seeing experience in a different way. In Three Interpretations, Puiu adapts the books Three Conversations, and A Short Tale of the […]