“Unbalance so as to re-balance.”
Quote by Robert Bresson
Work
Notes on the Cinematograph
This book delves into the historical and technical aspects of cinematography, offering insights into the evolution of film technology and its impact on storytelling. more
Author
Robert Bresson
Robert Bresson was a French film director known for his minimalist style and profound understanding of the art of cinema. His films are characterized by their deep philosophical nature and formal innovation, which have had a profound impact on the film industry. more
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