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… their films. He also wrote important essays on political cinema. In the 1970s, Adachi made a documentary with the … of Japan and celebrated for his militantly political cinema. There’s a sense, however, that he may be celebrated, … word, as it were. This is an attempt to rethink Adachi’s cinema through the rubric of violence and pain, both imagined …

… slave ships: Shuttles in the rocking loom of history The dark ships move, the dark ships move, Their bright ironical … what exactly is the relationship between these two ways of seeing the past? For more than a decade, historians from many … associations, frameworks, communities, and institutional spaces serve historians who seek to know how historical …

… policy and security issues. Abstract The emergence of an independent Bangladesh in 1971 was the most decisive geopolitical event in South Asia since the partition of India. Forty years … It does so by widening the framework in which we view the event. The paper contends that the international context of …

… the book will be for sale by Atticus Bookstore Cafe at the event. In this paradigm-shifting global history of how …

… Adasheva (Anthropology) “Night Walks: Perceiving Light and Dark in the Far North” 5:30 — Concluding Remarks Arts & …

… at a stage, they took in five new passengers. It being dark at the time, they did not know the colour of his (the …

… Country: On the Temporal Fissures of the Iranian New Wave Cinema Fleeting visions of a melting world, loud cities and streets, knives cutting across bodies, across cinema screens, villages in ruin, neighborhoods of the … work that has come to be known as the Iranian New Wave Cinema of the 60s and 70s, this study first draws a …

… literatura. Luis Buñuel, pioneer of the purest surrealist cinema since “An Andalusian Dog” and although he wanted to … Between October and November the circles appear. It gets dark and there’s nothing. Dawn and the drawings are there, in … Savio Argüello. Paraguay, 2022. 22min. Synopsis: An independent woman with financial problems is forced to take …

… and works in Warsaw. OLGA KOPENKINA is a Belarus-born independent curator and art critic with an M.A. in Curatorial … affected by the Coronavirus pandemic. This event is introduced by MOLLY BRUNSON, Associate Professor, …

… Adasheva (Anthropology) “Night Walks: Perceiving Light and Dark in the Far North” 5:30 — Concluding Remarks Arts & …