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Schools / M.I.T. / 24.213 Philosophy of Film / Lecture 2: Realism & Formalism

Lecture 2: Realism & Formalism

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This lecture shows the importance and relevance of studying film. It presents mathematics as a form of abstract art, breaks down the style and method of realism and formalism, outlines the differences and similarities between film and photography.

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Also discussed are Cocteau, Citizen Kane and Beauty and the Beast.

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