Family Album
The 2021 Taliban takeover of Afghanistan delivered a blow to the nascent Afghan film industry. But a resilient and determined group of exiled filmmakers are finding their voices once again.
The 2021 Taliban takeover of Afghanistan delivered a blow to the nascent Afghan film industry. But a resilient and determined group of exiled filmmakers are finding their voices once again.
Mrinal Sen’s films compel us to confront the uncomfortable truth that decolonization, both cultural and structural, in the Indian subcontinent is far from complete.
It was only in the 1960s that American horror cinema was mature enough to show the first traces of blood on screen, demonstrating how realism in cinema is constructed rather than a given.
An Orange-Colored Blood: Gore in 1960s American Cinema and Questions of Realism Read More »