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Diegesis
(redirected from Non-diegetic)

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Di`e`ge´sis
n.1.A narrative or history; a recital or relation.

diegesis - The narrative or plot.
See also related terms for narrative.


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Between the conclusion of cue 10 and the beginning of cue 26, the character of Ophelia is not associated with any diegetic or non-diegetic music.
Lo Spagnolo takes a seat first on the parapet, the song ends, be looks encouragingly at Gino; Gino takes a seat and the non-diegetic score starts as a second low-angle camera shot moves to the front of the characters, revealing an equally breathtaking view.
Moreover, it is the idiosyncrasies of Haneke's cinema with its sparing precision, decentered compositions, abstinence from the emotive manipulations of non-diegetic music and his general avoidance of extraneous formal methods of articulating recurring themes and motifs that are chiefly responsible for the indelible impressions they have left on me.
 
 
 
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