Annie Hall, in which Alvie Singer tells the story to the audience.
When Harry Met Sally, where multiple characters tell their stories to the audience.
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From: Film-Philosophy Salon on behalf of Adrian Martin
Sent: Mon 10/22/2007 9:01 AM
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Subject: Re: Direct address
Richard, have people here properly understood your original query?
You're looking for a very particular form of 'direct address' aren't
you, where fictional characters undergo mock 'interviews' (with
reporters, analysts, and the like)? If so, there are dozens of
examples (although - I'm confused, myself, by now!) not all involve
'looking down the barrel of the camera'. For instance - HUSBANDS AND
WIVES by Woody Allen.
Adrian
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