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  • At the Cinémathèque: Faith and Futility in the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema
    At the Cinémathèque, Columns, Emerging Writers’ Festival

    At the Cinémathèque: Faith and Futility in the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema

    In another instalment of our partnership with the Emerging Writers’ Festival, Liên Ta reflects on the September season’s miracles and tragedies.

    Liên Ta
  • At the Cinémathèque: Lino Brocka’s Scenes of Defiance
    At the Cinémathèque, Columns, Features

    At the Cinémathèque: Lino Brocka’s Scenes of Defiance

    Sydney Leoli Reyes
  • Hold the Line: The Feminist Legacy of ‘Salt of the Earth’
    Features

    Hold the Line: The Feminist Legacy of ‘Salt of the Earth’

    Maudie Osborne
  • “Cinema as a Recorder of Humanity”: An Interview with Apichatpong Weerasethakul
    Interviews

    “Cinema as a Recorder of Humanity”: An Interview with Apichatpong Weerasethakul

    Oscar Bloomfield
  • Out of the Ruins: An Interview with Azza El-Hassan
    Interviews

    Out of the Ruins: An Interview with Azza El-Hassan

    Indigo Bailey

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