La temporalidad longitudinal en el cine: de las Up series a Boyhood
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Fotocinema.2016.v0i12.6043Abstract
El presente artículo analiza la “temporalidad longitudinal” en el cine. Dicha temporalidad tiene una presencia significativa en el documental así llamado, “longitudinal”, que se lleva realizando desde los años sesenta hasta la actualidad. También se puede observar en las filmografías de corte autobiográfico, como las de Alan Berliner o Ross McElwee. Y recientemente el cine de ficción la ha trabajado de modo muy explícito en la exitosa Boyhood. Aquí se analizarán las pautas narrativas y temáticas que caracterizan este tipo de temporalidad, explorando los parecidos y diferencias entre las propuestas más clásicas de no-ficción y la reciente propuesta que plantea Boyhood desde el cine de ficción.Abstract:
This article analyzes the “longitudinal temporality” in cinema. This temporality has a significant presence in non-fiction cinema, in the so called “longitudinal documentary,” which has being made since the Sixties up to now. It can also be found in autobiographical filmographies such as the ones of Alan Berliner and Ross McElwee. And recently, fiction cinema has explored it in a very explicit way in the successful film Boyhood. Here we will analyze the narrative and thematic features that characterize this type of temporality, exploring the likeness and differences between the more classical proposals of non-fiction cinema and the recent one posed by Boyhood from the side of fiction cinema.
Palabras clave:Temporalidad; documental; longitudinal; autobiografía; Boyhood
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Temporality; Documentary; Longitudinal; Autobiography; BoyhoodDownloads
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