Temporal Articulation in La Jetee

LaJetée's Time Clarity Chris Marker's LaJetée presents stories made in three different periods: past, present and future. It is only through static images. Each period may be defined in different ways in various ways including but not limited to perceptual amount of movement or variation in the scene from the lens to the lens (or ellipses between images in the sequence) Clearly express the temporal relationship of. ), And the amount and type of distribution used in any order.

La Jetee is a sci-fi movie filmed by France's Chris Marker in 1962. Almost from the picture, I will tell you about experiments of the 3 rd World War and time travel. La Jetee in France is a parallel runway, where the airplane takes off. In the movie, those who survived the World War III lived under the destroyed Paris, most of them were prison criminals and prisoners of war. Scientists have studied injections that allow people to think about traveling in time. They want to save the present and seek the future and help from the past. They found an experimenter who can mentally resist the influence of time travel. At last they found him, he is a prisoner. They dispatched him during the childhood before the war. So he saw a woman and a strange killer at the observatory.

Similar concepts can be seen with less-known works, which I experimented with the French movie "La Jetee" (1962). In this 28-minute short film, almost everything consists of a series of pictures. A post-apocalyptic man in Paris was sent back before the 3 rd World War to warn past past people. As an important inspiration for Terry Gilliam's 12 monkey plot, it is one of the first and most important time trips in the world cinema. The 1970s was a dark era. Wikipedia listed seven time travel movies in 10 years, two of which were a sequel to "People's Planet". However, in the 1980s such popularity increased, and most of the most famous movies were born from this era. Most of it is due to the great success of the 1984 Terminator.

Using GIF, playing Maker's La Jetee format (obviously), picking up its descendants from Alphaville, 12 monkeys, and many well-known Dystopian SF movies in a minority report and Matrix Please give me. The forest returned to globalization, criticizing the world we live in and criticizing how capitalism defines the context in which it resides. From the conversation, it is obvious that I missed so many things, and the director says more. In the case of a movie heavier than the content in the delivery format, there is a possibility that it is too much, but I am still participating.