Sitaatti 13.2.

"Finally, the analysis of the crisis of the action form in cinema led Deleuze to frame more broadly the problem of the broken link between humans and the world. The revolutionary dreams of early American and European cinema did not fulfill their promises. But in its great moments, cinema never stopped filming the faith in new modes of existence still to be discovered. Through cinema, a face of modernity emerges: the face not of the death of God but of the loss of the world. What we lack is an immanent belief in this world: not a belief in its existence, which no one doubts, but in the possibility of creating new forms of life in it."
(Paola Marrati: Gilles Deleuze: cinema and philosophy [2008], s.5.)