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Romanian New Wave approaches to background action directing
Hecht, Jan ; MAREK, Petr (advisor) ; ŠPAČEK, Radim (referee)
This bachelor thesis focuses on the director's approach to the so-called "background action directing". Its theoretical frame and formal aspects, which can be used by the director when creating the background action, is discussed in the first part of this work. The focus in the work's analytical section is on the way these aspects are practically applied. This is shown on some films chosen from the Romanian New Wave, which is seen in this work as an original national-cinematographic phenomenon. The thesis finishes with the author's evaluation of his own experience with the given topic and summarises the outcomes of the analysis of the cinematographic works.
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The Affected Flesh
Mendoza, Valerio ; BENDOVÁ, Helena (advisor) ; JANEČEK, Vít (referee)
Along the first decade of the 21st century, Romanian Cinema has achieved an elite status with the emerge of the so-called Romanian New Wave or New Romanian Cinema. This dissertation, aims to explore a little bit beyond the obvious aesthetics and dramatic features that have conferred awards and prestige to this film movement.Through three of its emblematic films, the use and representation of the human body will be analyzed as a powerful and effective storytelling tool, capable of rendering a coherent socio-political discourse at the same time it harmonically engages with a depurate visual style. The New Romanian Cinema deals with themes like identity and structures of power, and this thesis seeks to expose how those concepts are articulated through an specific depicting of the corporality -and its affections- of the main characters, highlighting the way directors use their craft in consonance with such representation instances
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