Bodies in Pain

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Focusing on the interplay between film and viewer, this book examines how Darren Aronofsky's works evoke emotional responses through a unique corporeal audiovisual style. By addressing complex themes such as addiction, madness, and neuroscience, his films create a profound sensory experience that engages the audience's lived bodily experiences. The analysis highlights how this affective viewing fosters deep self-reflection, illustrating the connection between the spectator's emotions and the film's intense narratives.