| 英文摘要 |
This research aims to analyze Pedro Almodovar’s 2011 film, The Skin I Live In (La piel que habito), with a specific focus on the transfer of narrative elements from the written text to its cinematic adaptation. The textual version of the novel employs a second-person narrative technique, centering the story on the captive character, Vicente. In contrast, the visual medium incorporates visual elements and soundtracks, resulting in a shift in narrative emphasis. This modification redirects the audience’s attention to the unfolding events and the character of the captor, Dr. Ledgard. The study delves into the impact of Alberto Iglesias’s original score and other non-original musical pieces, aiming to elucidate their role in reshaping character personalities and rationalizing their motivations. Additionally, the research explores Iglesias’s film scoring style and his approach to music creation. |