By Javier Vallhonrat
Hi Ignacio. Thanks for the blog. It is fantastic that you share your references.
I do not know if a-psychological film is referred to the Welles´ comment about psychoanalysis ... What do you mean? The mix between instinctive a-psychological cinema sounds powerful but I would like to know more or I making it up. The concept of instinctive cinema is clear. You explaine it well with references about black American cinema and Carl Mayer. Reading what you say about Daniel and Manuela, both driven by their impulses, fits very well there.
If a-psychological visual language refers to evoke rather than the explanation, quite right, but explanatory psychology is too painful for the arts in general.
Well, follow the blog and tell you something.
A hug, Javier
I do not know if a-psychological film is referred to the Welles´ comment about psychoanalysis ... What do you mean? The mix between instinctive a-psychological cinema sounds powerful but I would like to know more or I making it up. The concept of instinctive cinema is clear. You explaine it well with references about black American cinema and Carl Mayer. Reading what you say about Daniel and Manuela, both driven by their impulses, fits very well there.
If a-psychological visual language refers to evoke rather than the explanation, quite right, but explanatory psychology is too painful for the arts in general.
Well, follow the blog and tell you something.
A hug, Javier
Javier Vallhonrat.
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