| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - e-Maker) -- who would not only turn the 'pages' of the film for the spectators, but who would also draw their attention to special details of the action. [15] Then, in 1968, Scholes and Kellogg suggest that film is a form of narrative rather than dramatic art because it does not present a story directly, without narration, but always through the medium of a controlled point of view, the eye of t
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