Drama and cinema -possibilities of narration and limitations

Drama is a powerful narrative tradition that has come to light in Greece and has come to the present time. The basic feature of it is narrating a story with no mediation of the narrator but visualizing. This representation that takes place at present has the possibility to acquire and strengthen the interest of the spectators because of the illusion of the reality. On the other hand it limits the ability of narration. The necessity of invisibility of narrator and illusion of reality builds a very sensitive dramatic construction and makes it impossible to place the story in investigative/critical perspective. These possibilities and limitations of drama have been taken over by the traditional cinematographic form and been kept until now. II