Dispatch
feminist moving image 

This year Indie Memphis Film Festival held a combination of virtual and outdoor screenings meaning we got to view most of the film...

The story that informs my obsession with the Cuban moving image is deeply personal, though it’s certainly not private. If anything, it is...

“The question today is not so much can the subaltern speak, for the new global networks of technicity have solved this problem with...

Set in Venezuela, documentary El Father Plays Himself directed by Mo Scarpelli delves into the relationship between a father and son as...

Set in a former Russian labour camp, IMMORTAL observes various youth groups in the town of Apatity preparing for a national holiday;...

Sisters! opens in a way that many films end. On a visitor sign-in sheet a group of individuals write their name, time of arrival,...

Set in Addas Abba, Ethiopia, Anbessa tells the story of a boy named Asalif living on the periphery of a new collection of condos; on the...