Paul Thomas Anderson’ın One Battle After Another filmi, bireysel travma ile toplumsal belleğin kesiştiği bir noktada, modern direniş fikrinin sinemasal temsiline yönelir. Film, politik alegoriyi kişisel anlatıyla harmanlayarak ideoloji, kimlik ve tarih arasındaki gerilimleri araştırır. Bu çalışma, Anderson’ın sinema dilinin biçimsel özellikleri ve anlatı stratejileri üzerinden filmin politik söylemini çözümlemeyi amaçlamaktadır.
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Darren Aronofsky’s Caught Stealing (2025), adapted from Charlie Huston’s novel, represents a fascinating pivot in …
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