Poets of the Darkroom: Book on Time, Silence, and Cut is a lyrical exploration of the hidden art of editing, the place where stories find their shape, images discover rhythm, and silence becomes a language of its own. Blending film theory with poetic reflection, the book reveals the editor's room as a space of patience, intuition, and deep listening.Each chapter examines the elemental forces that guide an editor: the elasticity of time, the emotional truth of continuity, the expressive weight of quiet, and the transformative power of the cut. Rather than treating editing as a technical step, the book presents it as a creative and philosophical act, a quiet craft that turns fragments into coherence and motion into meaning.Moving between personal insights and close readings of cinema, Poets of the Darkroom explores how editors shape feeling, structure chaos, and discover the hidden currents that run beneath a narrative. Through attentive, image-rich prose, it reflects on the darkroom as a sacred place, a room of shadows and decisions, where the soul of a film slowly clarifies.For filmmakers, editors, writers, and all lovers of the moving image, this book offers an intimate look into the inner life of montage. It invites readers to see editing as a form of poetry, one composed in silence, guided by intuition, and illuminated by the delicate art of the cut.