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Filming Revolution: crowd-documenting the Egyptian Revolution
Who gets to tell the story – or stories – of a democratic struggle? Sophie Mayer explores Alisa Lebow’s bustling nonlinear ‘meta-documentary, encompassing the voices of 30 Egyptian filmmakers, artists and activists.
Sunday 7 February 2016 -
Chris Robinson on Leah Shore’s brave/risque animation, putting pictures to the words issuing from an elderly Charles Manson’s head.
Saturday 6 February 2016 -
Toon of the month: Small People with Hats
Chris Robinson on the Estonian-level strangeness of Sarina Nihei’s multi-garlanded graduation short, a violent and enigmatic social allegory of death, power and revenge.
Tuesday 1 December 2015 -
Archives online: Diana Ross’s love communion
What makes the former Supreme such an icon of the love song, asks Thirza Wakefield?
Wednesday 25 November 2015 -
Thirza Wakefield on Charlie Lyne’s sophomore essay movie, a pilgrimage of perils through the cinema’s most consummate ordeals.
Thursday 22 October 2015 -
From the Magazine
Junun, Paul Thomas Anderson’s straight-to-net featurette
From Rajasthan to your router: Sam Davies on “a very unusual coming together”, with Jonny Greenwood, Shye Ben Tzur and an Indian qawwali ensemble.
Saturday 17 October 2015 -
Toon of the month: Creation Myth
Evolution goes into overdrive in Angela Stempel’s supersonic music video for Celestial Shore, says Chris Robinson.
Monday 12 October 2015 -
Archives online: Margaret Tait’s rooms of her own
Thirza Wakefield on the homespun, one-woman cinema of Margaret Tait in the National Library of Scotland’s Moving Image Archive: 48 emblems of a cinema “what’s welling up in people to make”.
Friday 25 September 2015 -
Year of the Woman – and archives full of women!
Sophie Mayer on the internet debut of Sandra Hochman’s Year of the Woman – and the visions of feminism now emerging from the archives.
Monday 7 September 2015 -
Archives online: Swinging 60s Becontree
Thirza Wakefield takes a rare peek behind the curtains at an ‘out-county’ London family’s informal festivities, in what was once the largest social housing development in the world.
Monday 17 August 2015
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