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Verisimilitude

David Lynch Verisimilitude refers to the believably and authenticity that exists within the world of a film. It is important to understand that the world of a film doesn't need to be similar to our own in order for it to have a believable and authentic; instead, it is important that a film have both a consistent internal logic and aesthetic that remains consistent throughout the film (except for when it is not). By...


Tags: realism, classicism, formalism

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