CONEXÃO MEMÓRIA: UM CLICK COM AS IMAGENS DO TEMPO.

This article aims at investigating signs of memory in the movie Click (2006), directed by Frank Coraci, reflecting upon the timeline that links past, present and future, transiting across Didi-Huberman's concepts regarding visual experience, still approaching the past in Nietzsche's perspective and bringing images to reflection. Taking as an object a content that comes from fantasy and a character who travels in time, the study considers the temporality that passes through a creative memory. The process of looking at time and being more than an audience is the theme of this film's narrative. Exploring new territories is what Michael does every time he tries to get closer to the past, thus fabricating stories through this look that is updated in the here and now. The power of images, the film resources (lighting, sound, camera position) and the narrative building are also under analysis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]