The imaginary barrier between the story and the audience.
A character "breaks the fourth wall" by looking into the lens or speaking to the viewer, as in several French New Wave films.
Glossary · Acting, Film Theory
Also called breaking the fourth wall
The imaginary barrier between the story and the audience.
The imaginary barrier between the story and the audience.
A character "breaks the fourth wall" by looking into the lens or speaking to the viewer, as in several French New Wave films.