From: Andy Ditzler (email suppressed)
Date: Tue Aug 15 2006 - 10:48:25 PDT
Somehow I missed the original query and hope this is relevant, but interior monologues are a motif in the cameos in Wim Wenders' "Faraway, So Close" - Gorbachev, Lou Reed, Nick Cave if memory serves.
Something about the monologue in Will Hindle's "Chinese Firedrill" struck me as "interiorized." Maybe not the text itself, but perhaps something about the performance, or its juxtaposition with the images of the solitary protagonist.
Andy Ditzler
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>From: gyoungblood <email suppressed>
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>> Thanks. This is research for an article, with no film rental budget, so
>> all examples have to be on DVD. Another term for what I'm talking about
>> is soliloquy, but that refers to longer and more formal subjective
>> reflections, as in Hamlet.
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>> Melville, "Army of Shadows" (L'Armee des ombres)
>> The early scene where the commander of the internment camp sizes up
>> the Gerbier character is an excellent example of this, though it
>> happens elsewhere in the film as well.
>> The new print(s) in distribution right now is (are) gorgeous.
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>> It has been a long time since seeing it but perhaps "Berlin
>> Alexanderplatz"?
>> db
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>> On Aug 15, 2006, at 6:59 AM, gyoungblood wrote:
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>> A real interior monologue is first-person present-tense speech in
>> which the protagonist talks to him or herself, not to the spectator.
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