Who Is The Protagonist In Casablanca
Casablanca and The Classic Hollywood Era
Casablanca exhibits the Classical Hollywood cinema in which its focal point is the resurgence of mankind. General focus points in Classical Hollywood era are narration, aspects of space and time, cutting (“invisible style”), and lastly the characters. Classical Hollywood narration progresses always through psychological motivation, i.e. by the will of a human character and its struggle with obstacles towards a defined goal. In Casablanca, Richard “Rick” Blaine, the owner of Rick's Café Americain and the film's protagonist struggles to fight off past memories and lives day in and day out as a jaded bar owner. Also Ilsa Lund a devoted wife to Laszlo and former lover of Rick. In Paris, Ilsa had fallen
Casablanca exhibits the Classical Hollywood cinema in which its focal point is the resurgence of mankind. General focus points in Classical Hollywood era are narration, aspects of space and time, cutting (“invisible style”), and lastly the characters. Classical Hollywood narration progresses always through psychological motivation, i.e. by the will of a human character and its struggle with obstacles towards a defined goal. In Casablanca, Richard “Rick” Blaine, the owner of Rick's Café Americain and the film's protagonist struggles to fight off past memories and lives day in and day out as a jaded bar owner. Also Ilsa Lund a devoted wife to Laszlo and former lover of Rick. In Paris, Ilsa had fallen