Celluloid and Marble
Eric Rohmer's writings in "Cahiers du cinéma" explore cinema's unique ability to generate metaphor, positioning it as the last refuge of poetry in contemporary art.
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Eric Rohmer's writings in "Cahiers du cinéma" explore cinema's unique ability to generate metaphor, positioning it as the last refuge of poetry in contemporary art.
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Eric Rohmer's articles in "Cahiers du cinéma" form the basis of Celluloid and Marble. The documentary discusses the relationship between film and other art forms. Rohmer argues that cinema remains “the last refuge of poetry” in a culturally self-conscious era. He asserts that it is the only contemporary art form capable of generating metaphor naturally and spontaneously. The film runs for 85 minutes and was released in 2011, contributing to the discourse on arts and literature.
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