Deleuzean cinema

Deleuzean cinema is a theoretical approach rooted in the ideas of philosopher Gilles Deleuze, focusing on how films convey movement and time. It distinguishes two main types: "movement-image" films, which emphasize logical sequences and cause-and-effect storytelling, and "time-image" films, which explore fragmented, subjective perceptions of time and reality. This framework helps analyze how movies shape our understanding of time, consciousness, and experience, emphasizing the aesthetic and philosophical ways cinema influences perception beyond traditional narrative. Think of it as a lens to explore how films evoke different ways of perceiving reality and time.