Steen Ledet Christiansen is professor of culture, media, and aesthetics at Aalborg University, Denmark.

• Chapter 1: The Emergence of Post-Cinematic Time — Holy MotorsChapter 2: Errors and Unruly Images — CollateralChapter 3: The Disjunctive Synthesis of Time — DominoChapter 4: Thinking Like a Capitalist — LimitlessChapter 5: An Excess of Future — Spring BreakersChapter 6: Fabulating the Future — Everything Everywhere All at Once

“This is a brilliant and original book. It proposes a bold new theory of cinematic form and expression in the digital age . . . The Morph-Image is a major work of film scholarship and criticism, as well as of film theory understood in the broadest terms."

Steen Ledet Christiansen is professor of culture, media, and aesthetics at Aalborg University, Denmark.

• Chapter 1: The Emergence of Post-Cinematic Time — Holy MotorsChapter 2: Errors and Unruly Images — CollateralChapter 3: The Disjunctive Synthesis of Time — DominoChapter 4: Thinking Like a Capitalist — LimitlessChapter 5: An Excess of Future — Spring BreakersChapter 6: Fabulating the Future — Everything Everywhere All at Once

“This is a brilliant and original book. It proposes a bold new theory of cinematic form and expression in the digital age . . . The Morph-Image is a major work of film scholarship and criticism, as well as of film theory understood in the broadest terms."

Steen Ledet Christiansen is professor of culture, media, and aesthetics at Aalborg University, Denmark.

• Chapter 1: The Emergence of Post-Cinematic Time — Holy MotorsChapter 2: Errors and Unruly Images — CollateralChapter 3: The Disjunctive Synthesis of Time — DominoChapter 4: Thinking Like a Capitalist — LimitlessChapter 5: An Excess of Future — Spring BreakersChapter 6: Fabulating the Future — Everything Everywhere All at Once

“This is a brilliant and original book. It proposes a bold new theory of cinematic form and expression in the digital age . . . The Morph-Image is a major work of film scholarship and criticism, as well as of film theory understood in the broadest terms."