| Abstract [eng] |
The subject of motherhood is explored both in cinema and in literature, but this is not enough, because the depth and variety of topics when experiencing motherhood does not end. I want to bring an untouched aspect of motherhood into the film: the mother's loneliness, dependence on her children, and her failure to pay would be without them. Thus, this paper examines the representation of the mother in the cinema: when she is with her children, and when she is alone. It also touches on my personal experience as a researcher and as a mother of five, which carries over into the research. Two emerging perspectives are described: mothers and directors who were very experienced but helped to work ethically with their children on film. The artistic research was carried out in an attempt to understand and transfer to the film the analysis of the mother's loneliness while in the family and when she went on vacation for the first time; work with children; a set of rehearsals, actors' analyzes and reflections. |
