existentialism in film
Existentialism in film refers to a philosophical and artistic approach that explores the individual's struggle to find meaning, purpose, and identity in an inherently chaotic and absurd world. It often examines profound questions about human existence, freedom, choice, and the search for authenticity, emphasizing personal experiences and subjective perspectives.
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- exploration of the human condition in film
- themes of alienation in film
- unreliable narrators in existentialist cinema
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