This work aims to analyze the construction of the character Edward “Teddy” Daniels, from the novel Shutter Island (2003), written by the author Dennis Lehane, and how it is built in the film adaptation directed by Martin Scorsese (2010). In this study the process of film adaptation will be worked through the notion of intersemiotic translation. The elements of the narrative that contribute to the construction of the character in the written novel will be analyzed such as the violence surround his experiences, the conflicts that helps to build his persona and the influence of noir style in the character, and how these elements are translated into the language of cinema. With the theoretical support of reflection such as those from Roland Bar...
Martin Scorsese declared that The Age of Innocence is the most violent film he ever made. This contr...
Martin Scorsese is a filmmaker who has been active in the filmmaking industry for more than half a c...
The themes of redemptive violence, scapegoating, and ritual in the films of Martin Scorsese have pro...
Treball de fi de grau en Traducció i Interpretació. Tutor: Damià Alou Ramis.The term adaptation is f...
Shutter Island is a novel written by Dennis Lehane that has been adapted into a film by Martin Scors...
Martin Scorsese is an outstanding contemporary director, who strongly influenced the artistic and ae...
Martin Scorsese's films reflect the important social phenomena and processes of change in American r...
Martin Scorsese has had a rich career, directing a number of movies which will remain of great impor...
<p>Shutter Island (Paramount Pictures 2010) is a much-criticized and highly debated film. Scorsese, ...
Bakalaura darba tēma ir “Naratīva struktūra un vizuālā stila elementi Mārtina Skorsēzes filmās”. Pēt...
Shutter Island (Paramount Pictures 2010) is a much-criticized and highly debated film. Scorsese, in ...
Shutter Island (Paramount Pictures 2010) is a much-criticized and highly debated film. Scorsese, in ...
Martin Scorsese is a crucial figure in American cinema, and one of the few filmmakers who has posses...
O presente trabalho propõe-se a analisar o filme Edward Mãos de Tesoura (1990), de Tim Burton em sua...
Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Comunicação e ExpressãoAn...
Martin Scorsese declared that The Age of Innocence is the most violent film he ever made. This contr...
Martin Scorsese is a filmmaker who has been active in the filmmaking industry for more than half a c...
The themes of redemptive violence, scapegoating, and ritual in the films of Martin Scorsese have pro...
Treball de fi de grau en Traducció i Interpretació. Tutor: Damià Alou Ramis.The term adaptation is f...
Shutter Island is a novel written by Dennis Lehane that has been adapted into a film by Martin Scors...
Martin Scorsese is an outstanding contemporary director, who strongly influenced the artistic and ae...
Martin Scorsese's films reflect the important social phenomena and processes of change in American r...
Martin Scorsese has had a rich career, directing a number of movies which will remain of great impor...
<p>Shutter Island (Paramount Pictures 2010) is a much-criticized and highly debated film. Scorsese, ...
Bakalaura darba tēma ir “Naratīva struktūra un vizuālā stila elementi Mārtina Skorsēzes filmās”. Pēt...
Shutter Island (Paramount Pictures 2010) is a much-criticized and highly debated film. Scorsese, in ...
Shutter Island (Paramount Pictures 2010) is a much-criticized and highly debated film. Scorsese, in ...
Martin Scorsese is a crucial figure in American cinema, and one of the few filmmakers who has posses...
O presente trabalho propõe-se a analisar o filme Edward Mãos de Tesoura (1990), de Tim Burton em sua...
Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Comunicação e ExpressãoAn...
Martin Scorsese declared that The Age of Innocence is the most violent film he ever made. This contr...
Martin Scorsese is a filmmaker who has been active in the filmmaking industry for more than half a c...
The themes of redemptive violence, scapegoating, and ritual in the films of Martin Scorsese have pro...