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  • “Stories Help. We Live”: Somatic Memory in Australian Women’s Animation
    At the Cinémathèque, Columns, Emerging Writers’ Festival

    “Stories Help. We Live”: Somatic Memory in Australian Women’s Animation

    Tara Grace reflects on themes of loss and circularity in a standout Melbourne Cinémathèque season.

    Tara Grace
  • To See or Not to See: Looking at ‘A Portrait of the Artist as Filipino’ 
    Features

    To See or Not to See: Looking at ‘A Portrait of the Artist as Filipino’ 

    Gabe Tejada
  • Traces and Outlines: Chantal Akerman’s Fractured Oeuvre
    Features

    Traces and Outlines: Chantal Akerman’s Fractured Oeuvre

    Dylan Rowen
  • Dead Dreams: Netflix’s ‘The Perfect Neighbor’ and the Body Camera Image
    Features

    Dead Dreams: Netflix’s ‘The Perfect Neighbor’ and the Body Camera Image

    Fred Pryce
  • 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

    Liên Ta

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