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Cinematic representation of architectural heritage can effectively attract audiences, but it requires evidence-based digital reconstruction to prevent historical and architectural distortion. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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To examine how architectural heritage is depicted across fictional, documentary, and hybrid film modes, focusing on the accuracy of digital reconstruction and audience interpretation.

September 8, 2026Digital Presentation and Preservation of Cultural and Scientific HeritageOpen Access

Architectural Heritage in Cinema and Digital Filmmaking: Digital Reconstruction, Accuracy, and Public Interpretation

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To examine how architectural heritage is depicted across fictional, documentary, and hybrid film modes, focusing on the accuracy of digital reconstruction and audience interpretation.
Evaluated fictional, documentary, and hybrid cinematic works using digital visualization and narrative analysis frameworks.
Assessed digital reconstruction methods and computer-generated imagery (CGI) across selected film case studies.
Cinematic representations of architectural heritage effectively attract audiences and foster public engagement.
Digital reconstructions create risks of historical and architectural distortion when not grounded in verified evidence.

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Narrative analysis demonstrates how digital reconstructions balance public engagement and accuracy in cinema, highlighting the need for evidence-based modeling to avoid architectural distortion.

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Benani et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Narrative analysis demonstrates how digital reconstructions balance public engagement and accuracy in cinema, highlighting the need for evidence-based modeling to avoid architectural distortion.

Architectural Heritage in Cinema and Digital Filmmaking: Digital Reconstruction, Accuracy, and Public Interpretation

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Architectural Heritage in Cinema and Digital Filmmaking: Digital Reconstruction, Accuracy, and Public Interpretation

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