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Schizophrenia Realised by the Cinematic Speech
Kovář, Vladimír ; Trajkov, Ivo (advisor) ; Dolenský, Martin (referee)
The presented thesis attempts to find the adequate ways to express the specific disorders of schizophrenia cinematically via the study of the illness on the psychological basis. Studying the diverse layers of the schizophrenic personality such as thinking, concentration, memory, perception and cognitive and perceptive processes, it tries to find the causes of the specific disorders. It also defines the state caused by these and later it focuses on the procedures (audiovisual fragments, editing, dramaturgy etc.) which could cinematically transfer the audience inside the head of the schizophrenic. It especially focuses on the hallucinations and their dramaturgic potential. When certain rules are preserved, the hallucination provides an instrument giving the infinite possibilities of slipping on the border between the real and the unreal. Therefore, it exceeds the framework of this thesis towards the general cinematic speech.
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