Lee Chang Dong
Jean-Philippe Cazier , Véronique Bergen , Antoine Coppola
Versailles, Lyon 2ᵉ, Lyon 6ᵉ...
Ce que dit l'éditeurLee Chang Dong's films question the status of the visible and the invisible, in a world saturated with images and information that oscillates between reality and fantasy, history and fiction. Against a backdrop of social and political critique, his films explore the aesthetics of disappearance through the off-screen, and capture the loss of our memory of history and nature. His « perceptive » images create empathy with young adults as they grapple with existential despair, trapped in a hopeless world despite their rage. Lee Chang-dong's films plays with cinematographic categories, concealing stories in nested narratives and chronological ellipses, or layering them into the soundtrack. Halfway between fiction and a documentary testimony of our times, Lee Chang-dong invents a universe of images that appeal to perception and imagination by conjuring up the viewer's (invisible) mental images. Memory resurges to perceive a « little something » that blurs the contour of reality, while the world evaporates and disappears into the virtual. |
RésuméUne présentation du cinéaste sud-coréen Lee Chang-dong. Né en 1954, il fut d'abord écrivain avant de passer derrière la caméra. Les auteurs explorent ses choix artistiques et son esthétique du hors-champ notamment. ©Electre 2024 |
Caractéristiques Auteur(s) Éditeur(s) Date de parution
2 septembre 2019
Rayon
Spectacle, cinéma
Contributeur(s) Valentine Leÿs
(Traducteur) EAN
9782914563925
Nombre de pages
127
pages
Reliure
Broché
Dimensions
28.0
cm x
22.0
cm x
1.0
cm
Poids
630
g
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