Q- What is the difference between realism and anti-realism in cinema? Realism states that what we can see of our surroundings is established by the fact that they absolutely exist. What we believe about the information we collect is what we think about the real world. It claims that there is a real world that directly assimilates to what we think about it. Antirealism claims that the principles of our world depend exclusively on us and that what you think about your world is really only about a private world. We can only be sure that our mind exists and what we see in everything else is incredibly very personal. There is no specific and complete reality. There are simply patterned realities that involve both effort and awareness. The effort is not real until it reaches the beneficiary who forms the realism. Or they fail to take into account any input and only the thoughts of the intellect. Realism in film is signified in real and present things and how things actually come out. now, it is far away the ability of this party to discuss the scope of realism, we support the description of things like sanity, experiences, beliefs, ways and extra-community things like ancient times, political affairs and finances. No matter how we identify authenticity, realism in film can be judged by administering what we observe in our world and the world of others. Realism is also a way of dealing with topics that follow everyday life. Practical characters are expected to do things conventional to our perspective as real people. Antirealism in films transcends and brainstorms fantasies that never become reality. Although antirealism is concerned with a smaller amount than real things, our observation for a... middle of paper ......n against the machine in a remarkably tense battle, but they also despise the fact that the human beings are more like a machine than they think, and that the machine also has human qualities. Humans, for their part, are forced to do this just as much as machines. The character's incredible fighting abilities and superhuman strength seem to put them into the machine type category. It showed how dependent man and machine actually are, or could be. One of the terrors of false intelligence is that technology will trap us in a level of dependency. He emphasized the idea that artificial intelligence enslaves the human race. Over time we people are also becoming slaves to the machines we have created. Over time, people will become so dependent on machines that they will no longer be able to survive without them. This is the implicit idea of ​​the cinematographic matrix, an idea that people would hardly have noticed.