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The famous French philosopher Gilles Deleuze divided cinema into two categories: image-action and image-time. Building on these ideas, Thom Andersen explores the history of cinema in a non-linear fashion. Through excerpts from both classic and contemporary films, the filmmaker celebrates the power of the moving image to provoke thought, challenge traditional narratives, and offer a critical reflection on cinema’s influence on culture and our perception of the world.
Screening preceded by a talk with José Gil (philosopher and essayist) and Nuno Crespo (researcher and art critic) — with Portuguese Sign Language
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The famous French philosopher Gilles Deleuze divided cinema into two categories: image-action and image-time. Building on these ideas, Thom Andersen explores the history of cinema in a non-linear fashion. Through excerpts from both classic and contemporary films, the filmmaker celebrates the power of the moving image to provoke thought, challenge traditional narratives, and offer a critical reflection on cinema’s influence on culture and our perception of the world.
Screening preceded by a talk with José Gil (philosopher and essayist) and Nuno Crespo (researcher and art critic) — with Portuguese Sign Language
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