Cinema digital: novos suportes, mesmas histórias
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https://doi.org/10.1590/S1678-53202008000200004Keywords:
cinema, narrative, digital ageAbstract
The relation between cinema and literature was born when cinema realized its real function: to tell stories. Thus, the directors learned, from the nineteenth century novels, how to tell something - and literature could be left to do different things. In the "digital age", despite the enormous possibilities of creation, cinema is still telling stories in the same way.Downloads
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