Une Succession Intermittente (1980)

This film explores how we see and understand the world by using interval shooting. The filmmaker captures subtle changes in cloud movement over short periods, altering our perception of time and reality. Unlike typical science films, the movie uses interval shooting by recording changes every few seconds instead of frame-by-frame. The camera, set up on a tripod in one room, is manually triggered throughout the day. This method reveals the director's creative process and demonstrates cinema's power to transform. By manipulating time, the film offers a visually captivating experience that prompts viewers to reconsider their own perception of the world.