ADAPTACIONES CINEMATOGRÁFICAS DE LA OBRA DE BRUNO SCHULZ

Authors

  • Monika Kęska Universidad de Granada

Keywords:

Bruno Schulz, cine polaco, adaptación cinematográfica, cine y literatura

Abstract

Las adaptaciones cinematográficas de la obra de Bruno Schulz son muy escasas, debido a su complejidad simbólica y narrativa. Las dos películas analizadas en el artículo, Calle de los cocodrilos de los hermanos Quay y Sanatorio de la Clepsidra de Wojciech Has no pretenden ser una adaptación fiel de la prosa de Schulz, lo cual resultaría imposible, sino una interpretación libre. El objetivo del artículo es estudiar como la obra literaria y plástica de Bruno Schulz es traducida al lenguaje fílmico. Schulz, además de escritor, fue un magnífico dibujante. Su obra plástica ha servido de inspiración para W. Has y  de manera muy especial a los Quay, a la hora de diseñar el aspecto visual de sus películas.

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Published

2004-02-05

How to Cite

Kęska, M. (2004). ADAPTACIONES CINEMATOGRÁFICAS DE LA OBRA DE BRUNO SCHULZ. Mundo Eslavo, (3), 111–121. Retrieved from https://revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/meslav/article/view/17414

Issue

No. 3 (2004)

Section

Estudios Literatura

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