another definition of the between or just listing the oppositions ?

Shot and reverse shot, imaginary: certainty, reality: uncertainty, darkness and light, stop and go.. I want to say, ‘too oppositional’, but there is a third something left unsaid, not because there is no answer, more because it is too fleeting to be said: the sense of surreality that lasts only briefly after the movie is over. So, it’s never just “the Text and the Image”..

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Godard like responding in an interview concerning his recent film (review):

One concept I share with Anne-Marie Miéville is making triptychs: a past, a present, a future; one image, another image and what comes between, what I call the real image, the third person, as in the Trinity.
And I would call the third person the image, the image we don’t see, that comes from what we’ve glimpsed of what we will be seeing.

I have not had a chance to see the film yet just came across those notes and website. Some points are hard to judge and don’t get clear enough from reading the reviews only … so any further comment welcome ….

UPDATE: The Winter of His Discontent Review by Jonathan Rosenbaum

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