TRACES OF HIDDEN TRUTHS: ARTISTIC AND VISUAL INTERPRETATION OF “THE TASHKENT FILES”
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The Tashkent Files, Vivek Agnihotri, Udaysingh Moxite, artistic interpretation, visual poetics, cinematography, historical drama, cinematographic poetics, hidden truth, visual analysisAbstract
This article examines the artistic and visual interpretation of the 2019 film The Tashkent Files, analyzing its cinematographic styles, elements of visual poetics, and the collaborative aesthetic impact of the director and cinematographer. Additionally, the study discusses the strategies employed to reveal hidden historical truths through the film and convey them effectively using visual means.
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