Abstract
The aim of the article is to analyze the expressive possibilities of film poetics in the texts of I. Rozdobudko and M. Gretkovska. The study is based on the elements of film poetics that A. Pokulevska points out in the literary work: montage, frame (mise en scene), layout, perspective, rhythm. It is noted that both authors use the means of film poetics, adding expressiveness to their texts. It was found that in order to stop the time and slow down the development of events, writers use various types of montage. Perfectly edited episodes give writers the opportunity to combine reality and unreality without differentiating them, but creating a coherent everyday life. Narrowing the perspective from a general to a close-up allows to point out important, symbolic objects in the everyday life of the characters. Stunning, spectacular images make everyday life vivid and emotional in the texts by I. Rozdobudko and M. Gretkovska.
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