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1. • • CHRISTOPHER NOLAN: Time is the most cinematic of subjects because before the movie camera came along, human beings had no way of seeing time backwards, slowed down, sped up.
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   Why is time the most cinematic subject?

   • CHRISTOPHER NOLAN: Time is the most cinematic of subjects because before the movie camera came along, human beings had no way of seeing time backwards, slowed down, sped up. And I think that went some way to sort of explain to me why I've been interested in exploring it in movies because I think there's a really productive relationship.

   Christopher Nolan On Why Time Is A Recurring Theme In His Movies

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   Is there real time in cinema?

   • For in cinema there is no “real time.” Time is inherently and powerfully manipulated and rendered relative through the machinations of the medium. Experiencing that firsthand is an ever-greater rarity as the movie theater continues to recede from the center of the narrative cinematic experience.

   ‘Interstellar’ and the Relativity of Cinematic Time

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   How is time presented in a movie?

   • From shot to shot, however, the time is presented according to certain conventions. In most motion pictures, the story may be assumed to be presented in chronological order and in real time except when certain conventions are invoked, such as ellipsis, repetition for emphasis, flashbacks, or dream sequences.

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   Why do some movies move backwards in time?

   • In it, some of the characters and objects move backward in time, a process the movie calls "inversion," while others move forward. "Time is the most cinematic of subjects," he tells All Things Considered. "Before the movie camera came along, human beings had no way of seeing time backwards, slowed down, sped up."

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   Dec 14, 2020 · CHRISTOPHER NOLAN: Time is the most cinematic of subjects because before the movie camera came along, human beings had no way of seeing time backwards, slowed down, sped up.

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   Dec 15, 2020 · "Time is the most cinematic of subjects," he tells All Things Considered. "Before the movie camera came along, human beings had no way of seeing time backwards, slowed down, sped up." In excerpts...

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   Dec 15, 2020 · Updated at 7:11 p.m. ET. The director Christopher Nolan has spent a lot of time exploring the concept of time. In 2000, his breakthrough movie, the thriller Memento, told the story — from end to ...

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   Nov 11, 2014 · It depends very much on where you are. While the film’s genre-entry depiction of the procession of time is intended as a rumination on relativity, black holes and the like, as a cinematic (i.e.,...

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   20 hours ago · Cinematic vs. lo-fi. Cinematic photography is known for its ability to create a feeling, tell a story, and capture emotions in a way that mimics the grandeur and drama of film. Traditionally, achieving such high-quality results required professional cameras and equipment. However, advancements in mobile technology have opened up new possibilities.

8. www.newscientist.com › article › mg25433910-500-whatWhat is time? The mysterious essence of the fourth dimension

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   Jun 15, 2022 · By making time part of the physical fabric of a universe that, as far as we can tell, began in a big bang some 13.8 billion years ago, Einstein’s theory of general relativity implies that time...

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   Time conventions. Despite the possibilities for manipulating it, the time presented in a single shot of film is ordinarily the time of the real world. From shot to shot, however, the time is presented according to certain conventions.