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Overview
Overview
A philosophical engagement with Bresson's many films, attentive to more than their religiosity. Over a forty-year career, Robert Bresson developed one of the most distinctive cinematic styles in the history of filmmaking. Criticizing conventional movies as "filmed theater," Bresson proposed instead a way of writing with images, which he called "cinematographs." Robert B. Pippin argues here for a way of understanding how these stylistic innovations express a range of philosophical commitments, explorations of the possible sources of meaning in late modern life, and the implications of the absence of such sources.
- Format: Trade Paperback
- Author: Pippin, Robert B.
- ISBN: 9780226845043
- Condition: New
- Number Of Pages: 176
- Publication Year: 2026
Language:
English