Iluminace 2005, 17(1):43-63

Bodies nd Faces of/in Film. Notes on Theory and Practice of Spectator Identification and the Example of John Cassavetes

Jakub Kučera

The study is devoted to two basic questions: what functions the body can have in film and the relationship of the viewer to the body on screen. It demonstrates these theoretical considerations through John Cassavetes' films Faces and Woman Under the Influence.

Keywords: the body in film; filmmaking; the psychological impact of film; film audiences

Published: March 1, 2005  Show citation

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Kučera, J. (2005). Bodies nd Faces of/in Film. Notes on Theory and Practice of Spectator Identification and the Example of John Cassavetes. Iluminace, 17(1), 43-63
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