THE ARTISTIC NATURE AND AESTHETIC FUNCTION OF THE CINEMATIC-PARODIC STYLE

The cinematic-parodic style represents a complex artistic phenomenon that synthesizes visual expressiveness, intertextual play, and ironic reinterpretation of cultural texts. It emerges at the intersection of literature and cinema, employing parody not merely as a comic device but as a powerful aesthetic strategy. This article explores the artistic nature of the cinematic-parodic style, its structural mechanisms, and its aesthetic functions in contemporary culture. Particular attention is given to intermediality, genre transformation, and the role of the audience in decoding parody.