This text continues the major reassessment of cinema begun in Deleuze's "Cinema I: The Movement Image." In this volume, Deleuze is concerned with the representation of time in film and with the cinematic treatment of memory, thought and speech.
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This text continues the major reassessment of cinema begun in Deleuze's "Cinema I: The Movement Image." In this volume, Deleuze is concerned with the representation of time in film and with the cinematic treatment of memory, thought and speech.
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