Palavras-chave
Encenação
Jogo de cena
The arbor
Como Citar
Resumo
Neste artigo proponho analisar o uso do testemunho e da encenação em Jogo de Cena (Eduardo Coutinho, 2007) e The Arbor (Clio Barnard, 2010). Em ambos os filmes, a encenação produz duplicidade e distanciamento. No entanto, a forma como a encenação complica o uso do testemunho significa mais do que uma simples e equívoca diferença entre realidade e ficção. Nestes filmes, a encenação pressupõe uma cena de co-aparência.
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