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Man With A Movie Camera

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Music and Movies

 

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April 6, 2013

 

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Vertov felt that cinema had the power to communicate things such things that the eye cannot see directly. PARAGRAPH 3 Etre et Avoir: in general Observational style of documentary it attempts to obliterate signs of production and the hand of the film-maker. Etre et Avoir therefore presents an unmediated reality...
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Etre et Avoir therefore presents an unmediated reality. The observational mode stresses the nonintervention of the filmmaker. Such films cede “control” over events that occur in front of the camera… (Ibid., p. 38) ‘This mode, characterised by long takes and handheld camera that seems simply to follow the action, suggests that the camera is offering a ‘window on the world’...
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