Adaptation and audio-visual apophasis in Bullet in the Brain
MP Rossouw - Short Film Studies, 2020 - intellectdiscover.com
Short Film Studies, 2020•intellectdiscover.com
Bullet in the Brain adapts the key rhetorical figure of apophasis from Tobias Wolff's short
story into a remarkable interrelation between sound and picture: an'audiovisual apophasis',
in which a series of memories negated by voice-over narration finds visual expression–and
further accentuation–as a result of that very negation.
story into a remarkable interrelation between sound and picture: an'audiovisual apophasis',
in which a series of memories negated by voice-over narration finds visual expression–and
further accentuation–as a result of that very negation.
Abstract
Bullet in the Brain adapts the key rhetorical figure of apophasis from Tobias Wolff's short story into a remarkable interrelation between sound and picture: an 'audiovisual apophasis', in which a series of memories negated by voice-over narration finds visual expression – and further accentuation – as a result of that very negation.
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