Belief in Cinema

During, Lisabeth; Trahair, Lisa

doi:10.1080/0969725x.2012.747337

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“…Its evaluative criteria lean towards narratives deeply rooted in personal stories intricately woven to captivate the audience. The film scrutinizes the dialect, actions, and sentiments of the characters enabling the audience to discover links to their realities and emotional experiences 9 . It upholds the ethos of 'new mainstream cinema' by incorporating real-life narratives but transcending them, bridging the auditory-visual divide between commercial and artistic cinema.…”

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Artistic expression of “People’s Nature” implications of the new mainstream film Sniper

Qin

2024

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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This research examines the film "Sniper" as a novel representation of Chinese cinema, embodying the concept of "People's Nature." The study analyses the film's narrative techniques and its relationship to the "Cold Shot" movement, aiming to draw insights into new mainstream cinema and the aesthetics of "People's Nature." From a creative perspective, the study discusses the value of this concept in art and its effective portrayal in literature.

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confidence: 99%