A film study of Lighthouse on the theory of absurdism through the analysis of Albert Camus's book, The Stranger

Albert Camus is one of the famous French writers and thinkers. In one of his most important works, The Stranger, he seriously examined the contradictions that people experience while they are trying to search for their existe ntial meaning. In this work, it is seen that Camus famous theory of Absurdism comes to the fore. Absurdism argues that one should accept the futility and meaninglessness of life, despite all kinds of troubles. In the study, Albert Camus's work The Stranger will be examined through the theory of Absurdism, and an academic evaluation will be made leaning on the short animation project called Lantern. However, by using the basic concepts of the theory, it tries to explain how the theory of Absurdism affects people's lives and how this can improve communication. This study aims to examine Albert Camus The Foreigner and the Fener short animation project. The Lantern Animation Project is an animation project that shows that human beings come to the world with a meaningless existence and that nothing is meaningless. The film deals with basic human issues such as accepting the meaninglessness of life with a questioning mood. The project reveals the basic ideas of Albert Camus theory of Absurdism, emphasizing free will in the face of people's quest for immortality and acceptance of meaninglessness. It will also be examined how the implementation of this project will be effective today.