By Sébastien Denis
ISBN-10: 2200273460
ISBN-13: 9782200273460
Cet ouvrage fait le aspect sur les concepts, les thématiques et les différents champs couverts depuis plus d’un siècle par le cinéma d’animation (anime japonaise, motion pictures en « 3D » faisant désormais partie des succès majeurs au field place of work, motion pictures d’auteur à citadel investissement esthétique…).
Il s’efforce d’unifier des issues de vue divergents afin de rendre clair l’extraordinaire potentiel de l’animation, estompé par le fait que publicité, propagande, effets spéciaux, cinéma expérimental, fiction traditionnelle, arts plastiques ou appliqués sont le plus souvent traités séparément dans les analyses.
Un potentiel à los angeles fois narratif, plastique et philosophique, puisque l’imaginaire des cinéastes ne connaît pour ainsi dire aucune frontière ; un potentiel économique également, au risque de los angeles standardisation et de l. a. banalisation de l’imaginaire animé. D’Émile Cohl à Hayao Miyazaki en passant par Norman McLaren et Walt Disney, ce sont autant d’univers différents qui s’ouvrent au spectateur et à l’historien du cinéma.
Sébastien DENIS est maître de conférences à l’Université de Provence.
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