Iluminace 2000, 12(1):81-88

A Note on Bresson

Steven Shaviro

Aesthetics in the films of French director Robert Bresson. Comparison with Andy Warhol's work - points of contact and differences. The preference for action, movement and bodily reaction over physicality and sensuality in Bresson's work. Focus on the body, realistic perception and literal images.

Keywords: French director and screenwriter, film aesthetics, film theory, Robert Bresson

Published: March 1, 2000  Show citation

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Shaviro, S. (2000). A Note on Bresson. Iluminace, 12(1), 81-88
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