Pre-mediating The End, Part 1: Introduction 21st June 2022
Queer Temporality in Taiwanese Digital Films 19Th June 2022
An article investigating queerness in three short Taiwanese films. We focus on the way these films explore the potential of digital technologies to affectively queer temporality and space, touching our bodies and becoming a part of our nervous systems allowing for a simultaneous queering of our perception.
by Paulina
by Paulina
The Liquid World of Desire Beyond Human 9th June 2022
Screening the 1929 Igbo Women's War 30Th December 2021
A feminist media archaeological excavation of the past, affective mapping of the present, and the Black Future Feminine.
In this article, we look at the 1929 Igbo Women's War on screen, and explore a temporally diverse route through the films and ideas that lie within.
by Paulina
In this article, we look at the 1929 Igbo Women's War on screen, and explore a temporally diverse route through the films and ideas that lie within.
by Paulina
Paulina's Gore Corner - Martyrs and Gender 22nd September 2018
Train to Busan: Masterful Social commentary 20th August 2018
Paulina's Gore Corner: Episode 5 - Martyrs 10th August 2018
Paulina's Gore Corner: Episode 4 - In My Skin 3rd August 2018
Paulina's Gore Corner: Episode 3 - New French Extremity 27th July 2018
Paulina's Gore Corner Episode 2 - Mother 20th July 2018
Paulina's Gore Corner: Episode 1 - Hereditary 13th July 2018
The Single message of Jeff Nichols 18th May 2018
Blade Runner 2049: Questions About Criticism 10th April 2018
In-Between Times: A Ghost Story 15th February 2018
Loving Vincent: Is It Still Cinema? 15th February 2018
"In short, I want to reach the point where people say of my work, that man feels deeply and that man feels subtly."
This fragment of a letter that Vincent Van Gogh wrote to his brother Theo in 1882 exquisitely illustrates the painter's drive to create in spite of all the obstacles he encountered in his short life. The quotes were also used at the end of a unique, new film called Loving Vincent and left me in tears after the screening.
by Paulina
This fragment of a letter that Vincent Van Gogh wrote to his brother Theo in 1882 exquisitely illustrates the painter's drive to create in spite of all the obstacles he encountered in his short life. The quotes were also used at the end of a unique, new film called Loving Vincent and left me in tears after the screening.
by Paulina