Film Theory is a field that explores the nature of cinema and its impact on culture and society. It examines how films communicate ideas, emotions, and narratives through various techniques, including cinematography, editing, and sound design. Scholars in this field analyze films to understand their artistic and ideological implications, often drawing on theories from psychology, philosophy, and cultural studies. By studying film genres, directors, and cinematic techniques, Film Theory provides insights into how films shape our perceptions and experiences. It encourages viewers to engage critically with films, fostering a deeper appreciation for the art of storytelling in cinema.