CinemaSchool is a space for studying perception through cinema.
We work with images, history, and practice to examine how seeing produces meaning — and how meaning quietly governs what we accept as reality.
The emphasis is not on mastery, technique, or career outcomes, but on awareness: of frames, gestures, time, bodies, power, and absence.
Cinema is used not as a goal, but as a method — a way to slow down looking, to interrupt habit, to question what feels natural or inevitable.
What follows from that awareness is left deliberately open.
Each participant must decide what to do with what they begin to see.