filmkeevitusest
Filmkeevitusest is a term used in film studies to describe a mode of filmmaking and a corresponding spectator experience defined by intensified sensory engagement and a feverish, claustrophobic atmosphere. Works described as filmkeevitusest often blend rapid editing, saturated color, kinetic camera movement, and elevated sound design to provoke a strong, bodily response—feelings of restlessness, anxiety, or exhilaration—alongside a sense of immersion in the film's world.
Origins and etymology: The coinage emerged in early 2010s discussions of Baltic and Nordic cinema and is
Characteristics: Typical features include high-contrast lighting and saturated palettes; rapid, sometimes irregular editing; tightly framed, often
Examples: In scholarly literature, fictional films such as Kuumuse öö (Night of Fever), Tõrvik ja varjus (Torch
Reception and influence: The concept has generated debate about viewer fatigue versus immersion and about the