"First, there is no present which is not haunted by a past and a future, by a past which is not reducible to a former present, by a future which does not consist of a present to come. Simple succession affects the presents which pass, but each present coexists with a past and a future without which it would not itself pass on. It is characteristic of cinema to seize this past and this future that coexist with the present image. To film what is before and what is after. . ."
-Deleuze, The Time-Image

Being "haunted" by the future: I think Haunted Nerves is coming into focus . . . .