Subjective & Objective Impressionism

Here I've collected a pool of posts centred on a developing theory of impressionism that will continue to grow. Up top are a selection of post that are central to the theory and below are a few peripheral post that are linked to the subject by some means...

Central:

Henry Rollins: Talking From The Box - Spoken Word & Cinema: Subjective Impressionism

The Wizard Of Oz/No Country For Old Men - Objective Impressionism

  

Amélie - Why I Love This Movie: Objective & Subjective Impressionism

Rust & Bone - What It Means To Love A Movie: The Objective-Subjective Cinematic Space

Subjective & Objective Projection

      

Known & Unknown Mimesis: Projection & Drama

How Cinema Works

Tomb Raider - Objective & Subjective Drama

Genre, Structure & Cinematic Spacetime Part I

Genre, Structure & Cinematic Spacetime Part II

Genre, Structure & Cinematic Spacetime Part III

Measuring The Truth Of Drama

How Cinema Works (Expanded)

Image In Motion - Autonomy Over The Cinematic Space

Peripheral:

The Last House On The Left - Exploitation Is Intimacy

The Wolf Of Wall Street - Constructions Of Cinema: Exploitation?

A Ghost Story - (Sur)Realist Impressionism: Surrendering To Time

The Killing Of A Sacred Deer - A Spectrum Of Drama: Tuphlodrama

Why Drama Is Not A Genre

Amélie - The Crystaltype

Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity - Polishing Trash

Drama & Archetype - Surface And Deep Archetypes In The Exploitation Space

Moana - Syzygetic Projection & Gaze

Meshes Of The Afternoon - Narrative Syzygy: Why Are Heroes Typically Men?

Sholay - The Masala Film

Cinema & The Big Bang

Shades Of Consciousness & The Cinematic Dream

Projection & Possession - What is Photogénie?

Sculptures In Time: Cinematic Mandalas

Narrative Centres

The Coen Bros Hero Narrative Pt. I

  

Planet Earth II - The Two Forms Of Spectacle: Is Planet Earth A Documentary?

Top Gun - Contrivance: Manipulative Soundtracks & Literal Melodrama

Dreamgirls - Melos: Art As Embarrassment

She's Gotta Have It - The Failing Of Photogénie

The House That Jack Built - Can Art Be Destructive?