Diving into the intricate relationship between art and thought,
Philosophy and Contemporary Cinema
examines how film engages with questions of ethics, language, and politics — revealing its power to challenge and reshape reality.
Major works such as Dogtooth, The White Ribbon, and There Will Be Blood are brought into dialogue with thinkers like Nietzsche, Foucault, and Wittgenstein, uncovering their hidden philosophical layers.
In an era of ongoing social and political upheaval, this study seeks highlight the role of cinema both as a mirror and a shaper of our reality.
Published by Iolkos Publishers