Iluminace 2001, 13(2):33-40

Color versus Sound or Triumph of Trichromatic Technicolor. A Brief Note on the Rhythm of Film History

Karel Thein

The reflection develops the thesis that the most dramatic turning point in the history of film is not the advent of sound, but one of the phases of the transition to colour in the sense of dichromy and trichromy of the film strip.

Keywords: film terminology, film history, film theory, colour, film aesthetics

Published: June 1, 2001  Show citation

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Thein, K. (2001). Color versus Sound or Triumph of Trichromatic Technicolor. A Brief Note on the Rhythm of Film History. Iluminace, 13(2), 33-40
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