Charles Bernstein: ‘On Theatricality’ (199–207)
Charles Bernstein: ‘On Theatricality’ (199-207)
In Content’s Dream , as before.
‘One of the reasons the conditions of film as a medium are so much more intrinsically satisfying is that they effectively defeat this theatricalization of the presence by the mechanic otherness of the projected world; watching a movie, I remain outside the time and place of what I see; and what I see is always framed , a mediation/ conditioning intrinsic to the medium itself’. (199)
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