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Artykuł jest poświęcony szczegółowej anatomii bazowego triku Georges’a Mélièsa zaprezentowanego najpierw w Teatrze Robert-Houdin jako numer variétés, a potem – w postaci stechnicyzowanej wskutek zastosowania triku substytucji – przeniesionego do filmu „Escamotage d’une dame chez Robert-Houdin” (1896). Autor śledzi napięcia między iluzją sceny a trikiem substytucji w filmie, wskazując na intermedialny charakter efektu, który połączył iluzję sceniczną z kinem, a z Mélièsa uczynił autora teatru i kina. Paech wskazuje ponadto na jego żywotność w kinie współczesnym, analizując różne strategie adaptacji triku substytucji w filmach: „Prestiż” (2006) Christophera Nolana, „Starsza pani znika” (1938) Alfreda Hitchcocka, „Scoop – gorący temat” (2006) i „Magia w blasku księżyca” (2014) Woody’ego Allena oraz „Nowojorskie opowieści” (1989) Martina Scorsesego, Francisa Forda Coppoli i Woody’ego Allena.
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The article is devoted to the detailed anatomy of Georges Méliès’s basic trick, first presented at the Robert-Houdin Theater as variétés, and later, in the form of a substitute technique, transferred to “Escamotage d’une dame chez Robert-Houdin” (1896). The author follows the tension between the illusion of the stage and the tricks of substitution in film, pointing to the intermedia nature of the effect that combined the stage illusion with the cinema, which turned Méliès into the author of both theater and the cinema. Paech also points to its vitality in contemporary cinema, analyzing various strategies for adaptation of substitution tricks in films such as “Prestige” (2006) by Christopher Nolan, “The Lady Vanishes” (1938) by Alfred Hitchcock, “Scoop – Hot Topic” (2006) and “Magic in the Moonlight” (2014) by Woody Allen and “The New York Stories” (1989) by Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, and Woody Allen.
Prace Kulturoznawcze
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2019
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vol. 23
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issue 2-3
59-74
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The article analyzes the portrayals of the trip to the Moon in the following motion pictures: Le Voyage dans la Lune (dir. Georges Méliès, 1902), Apollo 13 (dir. Ron Howard, 1995), Opération Lune (dir. William Karell, 2002) and First Man (dir. Damien Chazelle, 2018). The author addresses the changes in the symbolic dimension of the cinematic portrayals of Moon conquest as well as the visual representation of those changes. The principal focus of the article is on the special place of the Moon conquest within American mythology and recent attempts at both restitution and demy­thologization of this particular myth.
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