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Styles of Memory offers a rich philosophical investigation into cinema's unique power to enlist viewers in the imaginative construction of experience. Drawing on close readings of three major works by Terrence Malick, Andrei Tarkovsky, and Krzysztof Kieslowski, this book explores how film can do philosophical work-how images and sounds, in their unfolding, probe the existential conditions of memory, imagination, and the self. At the center of the book is the claim that film does not merely depict memory but stages forms of remembering, imagining, and dreaming within its very fabric. In The Tree of Life, Malick crafts images endowed with striking sentient agency that are, to different degrees, autonomous enough from character point-of-view to seem as if they are "looks without lookers." The film reveals and, at the same time, questions how fiction invites our imaginative investment by making an interior gaze visible. Tarkovsky's Nostalghia overlays the world of dream and memory upon the