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The development of digital images has opened a window to an illimited number of new narratives and story-worlds. A recurrent character since the appearance of modern science-fiction is the humanoid robot. As seen in Terminator (1984), Ghost in the Shell (2017), and so many more, the objectification of the body is a common sight in cinema today, and whilst…

Dogme 95 is a manifesto created by the Danish filmmakers Lars Von Trier and Thomas Vinterberg in 1995, which led to a new form of cinema. They defined the ‘right way of filmmaking’ by determining in the Vow of Chastity a set of ten rules, such as no additional lighting or props (everything must be…

Digital cinema emerged in the 1990s and revolutionised the industry of moving images. It is used as a new method of visual storytelling and enables filmmakers to tell numerous stories that couldn’t be told in cinema before, especially in the fantasy and science-fiction genres. The Hobbit saga (P. Jackson, 2012-2014) is a good example of the impact of…