THE FILMIC TRANSPOSICION FROM THE NOVEL O MATADOR
Keywords:
Foco narrativo, Subjetividade da narrativa fílmica, Linearidade fílmica.Abstract
This article shows an analysis from the movie O homem do ano (2002), by the film maker José Henrique Fonseca. It’s an adaptation from the novel O Matador (1995) by Patricia Melo. The leading thread will be the narrator’s role in the construction of the fable both in the novel and the film. We intend to explain this linearity of the filmic text, for this reason it was considered the hypothesis of the establishment of a narrator with an angle of fixed vision in the facts, obtained by means of a camera, that is, in the film, image and voice express Máiquel’s thoughts, feelings, and perceptions. Besides that, we will consider how thisnew narrative was made.
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