ENNIO: A DOCUMENTARY REPRESENTATION OF THE COMPOSER’S LIFE AND WORK
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This article analyzes the documentary film Ennio, directed by Giuseppe Tornatore and dedicated to the creative work o f the Italian composer, conductor, and arranger Ennio Morricone. The article examines the distinctive features o f the film at the intersectio…
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This article analyzes the documentary film Ennio, directed by Giuseppe Tornatore and dedicated to the creative work o f the Italian composer, conductor, and arranger Ennio Morricone. The article examines the distinctive features o f the film at the intersection o f biographical, portrait, and musical-film genres, as well as the methods used to reveal the composer’s personality on screen and the interaction between interviews, archival materials, editing, musical dramaturgy, and visual composition. The study also analyzes the role o f Morricone’s creative legacy in the development o f world cinema, his individual approach to shaping cinematic images through musical means, and the artistic solutions employed by director Giuseppe Tornatore in presenting the composer’s creative process on screen.
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