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'''Works of [[cinema]] related to [[Berenice]] | '''Works of [[cinema]] related to [[Berenice]] | ||
< ''Fiction'' : [[Berenice (literature)]] -- [[Berenice (music)]] -- [[Berenice (dance)]] -- [[Berenice (art)]]> | |||
* @2017 Gabriele Boccaccini, University of Michigan | |||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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==Performing Berenice (cinema & television)== | ==Performing Berenice (cinema & television)== | ||
Berenice is recorded in ancient sources as a woman of great personality, intelligence and charm, and as such is presented on the screen. Not surprisingly, among the limited group of women who | Berenice is recorded in ancient sources as a woman of great personality, intelligence and charm, and as such is presented on the screen. Not surprisingly, among the limited group of women who played the role, we find some of the best European actresses, from the Finnish [[Rose-Marie Precht]] in 1962 to the Scottish [[Stella Gonet]] in 2007. Especially from France, where the character of Berenice still has a special place in the theatrical tradition of that country, come such famous interpreters as [[Danièle Lebrun]], [[Anne Alvaro]] and [[Carole Bouquet]]. | ||
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Works of cinema related to Berenice
< Fiction : Berenice (literature) -- Berenice (music) -- Berenice (dance) -- Berenice (art)>
- @2017 Gabriele Boccaccini, University of Michigan
Overview
The presence of Berenice on cinema and television is limited to some video recordings of theatrical productions of plays (by Järnefelt, and above all, Racine). The only two exceptions are provided by two TV mini-series. The first one, in 1981, presents the meeting between Paul of Tarsus and Berenice at Caesarea Maritima, according to the Acts of the Apostles The other one, in 2007, does it in the context of the adventures of a group of children "at the time of Titus".
Performing Berenice (cinema & television)
Berenice is recorded in ancient sources as a woman of great personality, intelligence and charm, and as such is presented on the screen. Not surprisingly, among the limited group of women who played the role, we find some of the best European actresses, from the Finnish Rose-Marie Precht in 1962 to the Scottish Stella Gonet in 2007. Especially from France, where the character of Berenice still has a special place in the theatrical tradition of that country, come such famous interpreters as Danièle Lebrun, Anne Alvaro and Carole Bouquet.
Pages in category "Berenice--cinema (subject)"
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