The Essay Film and Chris Marker’s Sans Soleil

Sans Soleil of Chris Marker is a free travel diary written by a fictitious photographer, Sandor Krasna. Alexandra Stewart who could not see the whole movie read a letter. This movie explores themes of time, memory and history. In the article "Looking for Centaur: Thesis Film", the author Phillip Lopate defines five features that we consider to have to be considered in a movie in order to be considered a prose movie (245-7 ). Chris Mark's Sans Soleil can be said to be an essay movie based on most, if not all, of Lopate's definition capabilities.

At the same time, I was watching Chris Marker 's 1983 experimental travel documentary, Chris Soleil. After watching the movie several times a month, I downloaded the text file of the script, so I was saying that I was looking instead of watching it. Please read like a small jewel. 20. It is automatically saved as a page document that is still open and not automatically saved 20. I am surprised that this document is very important to me. Second life was abandoned. My first incarnation was a ready-made anthropomorphic mouse attached to the mouse. I was wearing a black T - shirt and Ice skating and caught on the floor. I am in the real world, so I do not want to see it in particular. I edited it slowly - my fur darker and my personality is getting smaller and smaller. Finally, I removed all my body parts; I could not see. My user name - iamdetritus - none

This collection positions Mark's Sans Soleil (1983) as the founder of a post-structuralist essay movie. Contrary to the theories of German and French movies and literature, Biemann describes video papers on nonlinear and non-logical thought movements and a variety of new media in the Internet, digital imaging, and art installations. With resistance to the influence of the French / German theory on essay movies, this collection made joint efforts including other theoretical influences such as multi-nationalism, post colonialism, and globalization.

Also, a movie by Chris Marker called Sans Soleil can also be seen as an example of another movie with low fidelity. This movie is a travel note that includes shots taken by Marker around the world, news clips, and clips borrowed from other filmmakers by Marker. Every movie is very grainy and there is no synchronized sound in the movie, but the noise of the real world and the voice of the women's narrator who is thought to be given to her are very delicately mixed. But through all these primitive montages and composition, something comes out of it, reflecting time, memory, human vulnerability and survival, I feel very real and sincere.