Robert Bresson said in his Notes on The Cinematographer that, "Cinematography is a writing with images in mouvement and with sounds".
As a simple matter of fact, it is. You can call Cinema whatever you want. A business, an illusion, motion pictures, a lie... Some souls sometimes call it a waste of time also. However, for me, Cinema is an Art. A way of not only see differents perspectives of life, but also a way to make you desire bigger things that your vision from the world.
After a good movie, you just want to see more, you want to know more, you want to understand more. That's what a good movie does to your life. Gives you enough strenght to look for new horizons, combines different worlds, cultures, people, in frames, just to show life passing by your eyes. And you, delightful, just need to go with it. From what it gives to you, Cinema deserves that utopic surrender from you.
You can call Cinema whatever you want. However, in this blog, it's going to be called Art.
Being a Film and Journalism student, I always had the idea of creating a film blog. I never gave the first step towards the materialization of this idea for personal reasons. Or we can call it lazyness.
However, things changed. For my love for Cinema, I changed my life, coming from my beautiful portuguese city to London, to discover this great big world that surronds films. Cinema deserves more from me then just to stare and keep my mouth shut, after the lights go out.
Being a 19 year old, ahead to my second year of university, studying Journalism, Film and Television Studies, I need to want more more. I need to write more. I need to respond to the glourious or tragic feeling that movies give to me.
Because of that, I created this blog. My goal with it is not only being egocentric, sharing my reviews and points of view from the big cinematic world, but also to inform and talk about what is going on, just around the corner, on the nearest theatre next to you.
My biggest dream is to be a film journalist one day, when I'm older and wiser. Until I get there, this is where I'm going to start my journey. Hope you're coming with me.
As a simple matter of fact, it is. You can call Cinema whatever you want. A business, an illusion, motion pictures, a lie... Some souls sometimes call it a waste of time also. However, for me, Cinema is an Art. A way of not only see differents perspectives of life, but also a way to make you desire bigger things that your vision from the world.
After a good movie, you just want to see more, you want to know more, you want to understand more. That's what a good movie does to your life. Gives you enough strenght to look for new horizons, combines different worlds, cultures, people, in frames, just to show life passing by your eyes. And you, delightful, just need to go with it. From what it gives to you, Cinema deserves that utopic surrender from you.
You can call Cinema whatever you want. However, in this blog, it's going to be called Art.
Being a Film and Journalism student, I always had the idea of creating a film blog. I never gave the first step towards the materialization of this idea for personal reasons. Or we can call it lazyness.
However, things changed. For my love for Cinema, I changed my life, coming from my beautiful portuguese city to London, to discover this great big world that surronds films. Cinema deserves more from me then just to stare and keep my mouth shut, after the lights go out.
Being a 19 year old, ahead to my second year of university, studying Journalism, Film and Television Studies, I need to want more more. I need to write more. I need to respond to the glourious or tragic feeling that movies give to me.
Because of that, I created this blog. My goal with it is not only being egocentric, sharing my reviews and points of view from the big cinematic world, but also to inform and talk about what is going on, just around the corner, on the nearest theatre next to you.
My biggest dream is to be a film journalist one day, when I'm older and wiser. Until I get there, this is where I'm going to start my journey. Hope you're coming with me.
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