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Godâs pearl in The Rapture, Michael Tolkin, 1991
A brief scene in Frankenstein (James Whale, 1931) beautifully reminiscent of the beginnings of cinema and Hornerâs zoetrope.

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Halloween II, tv-cut ad, 1982.
A short, simple 3D animation of a satellite object orbiting a globe : this film was a specific project to define how a particular type of satellite would move through space. Edward E. Zajac made, and narrated, the film, which is considered to be possibly the very first computer graphics film ever. (...)Â Zajac didnât make the film to demonstrate computer graphics, however. Instead, he was interested in real-time modeling of a certain theoretical construct. He was trying to create a simulation of movement â the pitch, roll, and yaw within that system.Â
(...) cette voie de lâhorreur minimale, quasi-structuraliste, oĂč le « IT » du titre, personnifiĂ© en freak arbussien ou en banlieusard crewdsonnien, sâincarne dans un jeu constant avec la profondeur de champs, espace de toutes les tensions que le mal vient signifier en permanence. â It Follows (2015)
Dans son film, David Fincher prend le contre-pied de lâutilisation habituelle des effets spĂ©ciaux en excluant le dĂ©cors naturel de son cadre pour le remplacer par des effets spĂ©ciaux. Le rĂ©sultat est la crĂ©ation dâun monde qui, alors quâil semble inscrit dans la banalitĂ© dâun intĂ©rieur de maison de banlieue amĂ©ricaine, est complĂštement irrĂ©el. (video)

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Gregg Araki's Mysterious SkinÂ
pre-Ghost idea in Hitchcockâs Suspicion

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« Ce merveilleux passage constitue un commentaire sur la magie du cinĂ©ma au sein dâun film. On voit une fille de milieu ouvrier, dans une morne ville de province. Soudain, elle se trouve dans une situation oĂč la rĂ©alitĂ© reproduit la magie de lâexpĂ©rience du cinĂ©ma. Elle sâapproche de la voie, le train passe, et câest comme si ce qui nâest en rĂ©alitĂ© quâune personne se tenant prĂšs dâun train qui passe, se transformait en un spectateur qui contemple la magie de lâĂ©cran. (âŠ) en quelque sorte, son espace fantasmatique se projette de telle sorte que, bien que la rĂ©alitĂ© soit lĂ , le train, la fille, une part de la rĂ©alitĂ© quâelle perçoit et quâon perçoit en tant que spectateur est Ă©levĂ©e au niveau magique et devient lâĂ©cran de ses rĂȘves. Câest lâart du cinĂ©ma dans sa forme la plus pure. » â Slavoj Zizek sur Possessed (1947) dans The Pervertâs Guide to Cinema