“…When these associations are examined, it is seen that the relationship between cinema and architecture has recently become a subject that has been examined in both fields of architecture and cinema (Ertem, 2010, p. 21). When we look at the studies in the literature in order to strengthen this unity, it is seen that there are studies on the relationship and interaction of architecture-cinema (Allmer, 2010;Dear, 1994;Atalar, 2005;Pallasmaa, 2001;Kaçmaz, 2001;Alkan Bala, 2014Arnheim, 2002;Deleuze, 2006), the conceptual dimension of time and space (Kahvecioğlu, 2005;Giedion, 1967;Urry,1995;Schulz, 1971;Auge,1997;Giddens, 1995;Çalğıcı, 2013, Erdoğan andYıldız, 2018), the handling of the concepts of time and space in the context of cinema and architecture (Tanyeli, 2001;Erk, 2009;Yılmaz, 2011), and spatial predictions in the city of the future created in cinema (Milner, 2009;Alsayyad, 2006;Sobchack, 1997;Serim, 2015). Güzel (2015), on the other hand, touched on the concept of reality-bending together with hallucination and looked at how hallucinatory spaces have an impact on the science fiction genre and how this situation is reflected in places.…”