Avant-Garde art, cinema and modernity
The twentieth century and a new language
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https://doi.org/10.59057/iberoleon.20075316.201725312Keywords:
film, modernity, culture, artAbstract
This essay considers that cinema was the art of the twentieth century because it manifested the basic principles of modernity. To become art, cinema had to evolve as a language and break with the traditional principles of art, a dialogue and a development based on avant-garde art. The author explores the origins of cinema and the way it was constituted as an artistic language.
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