September 27, 2025Deleted JournalOpen Access

Sound Aesthetics in Cinema: Bending Reality Through The Theory of Alienation

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This analysis reveals how sound aesthetics impact emotional depth in cinema, suggesting Brecht’s alienation theory enhances viewer engagement.

Sound in cinema shapes narrative power, impacting how stories are perceived and felt by audiences.
The film Memoria uses unique sound design to explore themes of identity, memory, and space through Brecht’s theory.
Key concepts like estrangement and acousmêtre provide insights into how sound can disrupt narrative realism.
Brecht’s alienation effect encourages critical reflection, fostering distance between the audience and the narrative.

Eda Arısoy (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis reveals how sound aesthetics impact emotional depth in cinema, suggesting Brecht’s alienation theory enhances viewer engagement.