2001 and Turin Horse Use the Same Dark Trick

Описание: Time is a force that pushes, traps, and transforms characters.

In this short video essay, we look at how filmmakers make time visible. Not just through ticking clocks and countdowns, but through pacing, editing, blocking, and visual design that make you feel every second passing… or stretching.

In just a few minutes, we’ll explore:
– The difference between time you simply see and time you actually feel
– How directors use framing, movement, and sound to make time tangible
– How editing and pacing bend “real time” to create tension or relief
If you’re a filmmaker, writer, or film nerd, understanding how time works on screen changes how you watch movies – and how you tell stories.

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