Points of audition and diegesis of the chanson in cinema
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-7114.sig.2021.160587Keywords:
Film, Popular music, Chanson, Point of auditionAbstract
Chanson is a genre of popular music heard in the cinema produced in France. By integrating a microtextual (in the sinchronous relationship between sound and image), macrotextual (inside the scene), microcontextual (in the film as a whole), and macrocontextual analysis (in the historical moment of the society in which it is inserted), three movies will be addressed. The goal is to demonstrate how chansons operate, not only in the synergy between phonographic and film industry, but also narratively, expressing characters’ emotions, catalyzing speeches and actions in the movies, and making explicit different manipulating ways of the point of audition and diegesis regime.
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