The end of adolescence. Love & Pop: narrative and cinematographic sources in the audiovisual adaptation of the literary discourse
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Trasvasestlc.v0i1.6675Keywords:
cinema, literature, Japan, Hideaki Anno, Enjo k?sai, adolescenceAbstract
Hideaki Anno’s name is usually associated to the world of Japanese animation because of his work as the creator of Neon Genesis Evangelion. Although, the role this name should be linked is filmmaker. The purpose of his paper is analyze the narrative and cinematographic sources the director employs on his first live action film Love & Pop, shot in 1998 and based in the novel Topaz II by the Japanese writer Ry? Murakami. Is set as an aim to identify the abilities and cinematographic resource that make the director able to adapt to the audiovisual language topics as adolescence, social relationships and prostitution.
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