Tactility and animism in performative realism of Esse amor que nos consome
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-7114.sig.2020.160170Keywords:
Haptic visuality, Performative realism, Phenomenology, ExuAbstract
Film scenes and events of the Brazilian film Esse Amor que Nos Consome (2011), by Allan Ribeiro, are analyzed based on a film studies phenomenological and tactile approach found in authors such as Laura Marks, Vivian Sobchack and Jennifer Barker. This approach focuses on the body and in embodiment issues, here gaining peculiar characteristics of the Afro-Brazilian mode of relating with the body. This article considers other ontologies in their relation with reality and cinematographic performance.
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ESSE AMOR que nos consome. Allan Ribeiro, Brasil, 2012.
LES MAÎTRES fous. Jean Rouch, França, 1957.
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