Depth is a verb.
A camera has one lens. A film frame is flat. The dimensionality you feel when you watch a great film is constructed — through movement, framing, light, and time.
Cinema is monovision pretending to be the world.
It works because real understanding has always been built this way: by circling a subject, shifting the angle, changing the distance until what looked flat reveals its dimension.
This is what we believe. No truth reveals itself from one fixed point of view. Single perspective, moved with intention, becomes everything.