Marguerite Duras / 玛格丽特·杜拉斯 · 1969
Destroy, She Said
Détruire, dit-elle
House and park are reduced to an almost motionless visual stratum, while relations are produced mainly by speech, pauses, and unseen events. The film establishes the structural point from which Duras later separates sound and vision more radically.
Film details
- Original title
- Détruire, dit-elle
- Director
- Marguerite Duras / 玛格丽特·杜拉斯
- Year
- 1969
- Region
- France
Reading attribution: Atlas editorial synthesis · Sources and locators
Close-reading questions
- 01How do house, park, and bodily attitudes form an almost motionless visual stratum?
- 02How do speech, pauses, and unseen events produce relations and prepare the structure for Duras's later, more radical separation of sound and image?
Shots and scenes
Primary texts, scholarship, and locators
Theory coordinate: Cinema 2, Minnesota 1989, ch. 9, p. 257
- 01Cinema 2: The Time-Image
Authoritative source for the standard translation, translators, ISBN, and publication date.
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Viewing gateways and editions
- Verified complete Bilibili carrier: 毁灭，她说。 Detruire, dit-elle (1969)bilibili.comOpen film page ↗
- Page access
- Accessible when checked
- Version extent
- Recorded as a complete version
- Source type
- User-uploaded page
Edition note: Complete single-part film, runtime 1:33:50.
Link checked: 2026-08-13