StudentFilmmakers Magazine | “11 Things Postmodern Films Do: Postmodern Puzzles” By Sherri Sheridan


11 Things Postmodern Films Do
Postmodern Puzzles
By Sherri Sheridan
Postmodern films are like puzzles that suck the viewer in by having to figure out what is going on in the story. These films play with space and time in new hip modern ways. The rules of reality are not always obeyed. In a true postmodern story, you should not always know where you are in space or time. The trick with these films is using the storytelling style to show the theme in a way no one has seen before. This article details 11 things postmodern films do…
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