CINEMA E DRAMATURGIA

UFJF

PROGRAMA DE PÓS-GRADUAÇÃO EM ARTES, CULTURA E LINGUAGENS

Disciplina: Cinema e Dramaturgia

Prof. Sérgio Puccini

Realismo e dramaturgia, o novo cinema inglês dos anos 1960.

Utilizando-se, como base, de um referencial teórico voltado para a teoria do drama, o curso enfocará a análise dos conteúdos dramatúrgicos de filmes centrado na produção do novo cinema inglês dos anos 1960 que se insere dentro de uma tradição realista do cinema inglês.

Conteúdo programatico

1. Introdução. Conceito de dramaturgia. Dramaturgia clássica, drama absoluto. Os gêneros épico, lírico e dramático. Crise do drama, drama moderno, e epicização do drama. Dramaturgia de palco e dramaturgia da tela, aproximações e diferenças.

2. A Nova Onda Britânica dos anos 1960. Realismo e dramaturgia. A tradição do documentário no cinema de ficção. A tradição do texto. Teatro e cinema. O kitchen sink drama.

Tony Richardson Odeio essa mulher (Look back in anger, Tony Richardson, 1958), Tony Richardson (A Taste Of Honey, 1961);

Lindsay Anderson (This Sporting Life, 1963);

Karel Reisz (Saturday.Night.and.Sunday.Morning, 1960).

3. Ken Loach, cinema, televisão, documentário e ficção.

Cathy come home (1967),

Poor cow (1967),

Family life (1971).

4. Mike Leigh. Roteiro e improvisação.

Bleak moments (1971)

Naked (1993)

Segredos e mentiras (1996)

Agora ou nunca (2002)

5. Alan Clarke. Realismo, experimentação e estruturas mínimas.

Scum (1979)

Christine (1987)

Elephant (1989)

6. Harold Pinter roteirista.

O criado (The servant, Joseph Losey, 1963),

Estranho acidente (Accident, Joseph Losey, 1967),

O mensageiro (The go-between, Joseph Losey, 1971).

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